How many cosmetics to send from Korea to China will not be subject to tax deduction

The tax on cosmetics is 50%, and the customs inspection is random, and whether the goods will be deducted and collected is a matter of luck If there are few EMS things, the postage is particularly expensive

First of all, the customs inspection of the package is random, not less will not be checked, more will be checked (but if the box is large, the probability of being found is greater), after the inspection, the customs will determine whether to pay tax and how much tax to pay according to the value of the item, not according to the weight of the item. This value is valued by the customs according to the relevant regulations, not according to the value you report yourself (but for general goods, as long as the value you report is not very outrageous, the customs will still come according to your own **, just the kind of such as a brand-name bag is 10,000, you only report 1,000, then it will definitely not work), if the customs valuation has reached the amount of tax that needs to be paid, then it will be charged according to the tax rate of different categories of items, as if cosmetics are 20% of the valuation (this was a long time ago, Not sure if it's now, you can look it up online). After the parcel enters the country, it will wait for the customs spot check or release, and the released parcel will be delivered directly to the delivery point of the post office to the recipient.

If you are inspected, you will be stranded at customs, and you will receive a notice from the post office (** or notice, or you can also view it online, you can go without waiting for the notice to go yourself) informing you to go to the customs office of the local central post office to pick up the package. That doesn't mean you're going to have to pay taxes. When you go to collect it, the customs officer will open the box and inspect the contents of the package in person, and then it will be as described above.

So as long as you pay the tax, the package will be given to you, and there is no return situation, unless the recipient does not go to customs to collect the package or refuses to pay the tax will be returned after a certain period of time. EMS says that liquid cosmetics cannot be sent, but my friend used EMS to give me two bottles of BB cream from Korea, so it doesn't seem to be very strict. In fact, South Korea is so close, you can also choose to send ordinary packages, ordinary packages do not have such strict requirements for the items sent, and perfumes seem to be available, but there is no way to check the delivery progress, and you can only check when the other party receives this kind of information later.

It cannot exceed 5,000 yuan.

For articles carried by inbound resident passengers for personal use with a total value of more than RMB 5,000 obtained abroad, the Customs will only levy tax on the excess part. Indivisible individual items, such as luxury watches, designer handbags, etc., are taxed in full.

Each adult over the age of 16 can bring 1,500 ml of alcoholic beverages (with an alcohol content of more than 12 degrees, usually two bottles), 400 cigarettes (usually two), 100 cigars, and 500 grams of tobacco in a duty-free manner.

When returning to China, if the purchased goods have exceeded the customs duty-free quota, passengers should choose to fill in the Customs Declaration Form and go through the customs red declaration channel, and truthfully declare to the customs and pay the tax.

If passengers are unable to determine whether the purchased goods exceed the duty-free quota, they are advised to consult the customs through the red channel. Passengers who carry excess tax for the purpose of commercial profit and do not take the initiative to declare to the customs will be investigated for criminal liability if they are suspected of smuggling and evading taxes of more than 100,000 yuan.

Summary. If the mailed item does not exceed the 1000 limit, no customs duty will be charged.

If the value of the mailed goods exceeds the tax-free amount, you may be required to pay customs duties on the goods, and the customs duties are the excess tariffs, i.e., the customs duties are calculated according to the total amount of the excess tax-exempt.

For items sent by individuals to or from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the limit is RMB 800 per transaction; For items sent from or to other countries and regions, the limit is 1,000 RMB per transaction. If the personal mailing of inbound and outbound articles exceeds the prescribed limit, the return procedures shall be completed or the customs clearance procedures shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the goods. However, if there is only one item in the parcel and it is inseparable, although it exceeds the prescribed limit, it is indeed for personal use after examination by the Customs, it can go through customs clearance procedures in accordance with the provisions of personal items.

Do I have to pay customs duties for sending couriers from China to South Korea?

If the mailed item does not exceed the 1000 limit, no customs duty will be charged. If the value of the mailed goods exceeds the duty-free amount, it may be necessary to pay customs duties for the goods, and the customs duties are the excess part of the duties, that is, the customs duties are calculated according to the total amount of excess tax exemption in the past years. For items sent by individuals to or from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, the limit value of each time is 800 yuan; For items sent from or to other countries and regions, the limit is 1,000 RMB per transaction.

If the personal mailing of inbound and outbound articles exceeds the prescribed limit, the return procedures shall be completed or the customs clearance procedures shall be carried out in accordance with the provisions of the goods. However, if there is only one item in the parcel and it is inseparable, although it exceeds the prescribed limit, it is indeed for personal use after examination by the Customs, it can go through customs clearance procedures in accordance with the provisions of personal items.

Is there no import tax for less than 1,000 in Korea? That's right.

It will not be detained by the customs, and the goods must be declared, and if the quantity is too large, a fine will be imposed, which is not an illegal gain, and only a fine of less than 20% of the value of the goods will be made.

According to the second paragraph of Article 19 of the Regulations on the Implementation of Administrative Penalties of the Customs, if a person transports, carries or mails more than a reasonable amount of articles for personal use into or out of the country without declaring them to the customs, he shall be given a warning and may be fined not more than 20% of the value of the goods, and if there are illegal gains, the illegal gains shall be confiscated.

"Reasonable quantity" refers to the normal quantity determined by the Customs according to the situation of the passenger or the recipient, the purpose of travel and the length of stay.

"Articles" refers to the baggage and articles that are transported or carried by individuals into or out of the country, and articles that are mailed into or out of the country, including currency, gold and silver, etc. If the quantity exceeds the reasonable amount for self-use, it shall be regarded as goods.

"Self-use" refers to the passenger's or recipient's own use or gift to relatives and friends, rather than ** or renting.

"Value of goods" refers to the sum of the duty-paid**, customs duties and customs taxes collected by the customs in the import and export of imported and exported goods.

"Value of goods" refers to the sum of the duty-paid** and import duty of inbound and outbound articles.

Summary. According to the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China, imported goods refer to items shipped from abroad. According to the "Import Tariff of the People's Republic of China", for daily consumer goods such as Korean OEM cosmetics, the import tariff rate ranges from 3% to 10%, and the specific tax rate is determined according to the tariff code and customs supervision.

In addition, imported consumer goods are subject to VAT and excise taxes, which are 16% and 10%. <

<> Korean OEM cosmetics need to pay customs duties to China.

Hello kiss Imported goods need to pay customs duties, and South Korea's OEM pants and cosmetics are not exceptional. Specifically, Korean OEM cosmetics need to pay import duties, value-added tax and consumption taxes and fees when they go to China. <>

According to the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China, imported goods refer to items shipped from abroad. According to the "Import Tariff of the People's Republic of China", for Korean OEM cosmetics and other daily consumer goods, the import tariff rate ranges from 3% to 10%, and the specific tax rate is determined according to the tariff code and the customs supervision and imitation combustion. In addition, imported consumer goods are subject to VAT and excise taxes, which are 16% and 10%.

<> Hello Kiss It should be noted that the specific collection of tariffs varies depending on the situation. For example, if you buy consumer goods on the cross-border e-commerce platform, you can enjoy the comprehensive tax collection policy, and according to the implementation rules, the applicable tax rate of the commodity tariff rate is 85%, and the tax description is calculated according to the tax description. For enterprises that import cosmetics in bulk, they can also enjoy the preferential policies of the cross-border ** e-commerce comprehensive pilot zone by applying for relevant qualifications.

<> you are so dear In short, when importing Korean OEM cosmetics and other goods, it is necessary to take into account the impact of various taxes and policies, and choose the best plan based on the number of historical records. <>

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Dear users, according to the regulations of China Customs, the tax rate of import duties on cosmetics in South Korea is determined according to the HS code and origin of the goods. Different cosmetic products have different HS codes and therefore different tax rates. In addition, according to the freedom** agreement between China and South Korea, some Korean cosmetic products can enjoy lower tariffs or exemptions such as rock socks and dates.

Generally, the import duty rate of Korean cosmetics is between 5% and 10%. However, the specific tax rate is also determined according to the HS code and origin of the product. If you need to know the specific tax rate, it is recommended that you check with the relevant customs or ** authority.