Customs of China |
EENI- School of International Business
Sub-subject: The Customs of China. Import/Export procedures. Syllabus:
- Introduction to The Customs of China
- Import/Export customs procedures in China
- Shanghai Customs
- Guangzhou Customs
The sub-subject “The Customs of China” is studied...
Master and Doctorate in International Business adapted to the Chinese Students Languages of study Credits of the sub-subject “The Chinese customs”: 0.5 |
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Sample of the Sub-subject: The Customs of China
Description of the Sub-Subject: The Customs of China
The main objective of China Customs (the Chinese public agency) is to supervise and manage the international trade from the Customs territory of the mainland of the People's Republic of China.
The Customs of China practices a centralised management structure. The principal tasks of The Customs of China are:
- Customs control
- Revenue collection
- Fighting contraband
- External trade statistics
- Supervision and management of bond operations for processing foreign trade
- Audit-based monitoring and risk management
- Port management
The revenue collected by Customs of the People's Republic of China includes:
- Customs duties
- Import VAT
- Consumption tax
- Vessel tonnage tax.
The Customs of China have played a significant position in the conception and implementation of the import and export tariff schedule and preferential tax policies, CEPA (Closer Economic Partnership Arrangements with Hong Kong SAR and Macau SAR), negotiations on Free Trade Agreements, implementation of rules of origin, zero import tariff treatment for fruits originating from Taiwan Province, and other relevant policies and measures.
Chinese economy - China ports - investment in China - Beijing - Pearl River Delta
