We also handle the information, certificates, reports and account books regards of  import and export customs clearance to enterprises

Customs Clearance: the entry and exit procedures of handling goods, articles or transport tools to the Customs and the related Customs affairs that submitted by the consignor or consignee of import or export goods, person in charge of inbound and outbound transport, owner of inbound and outbound goods or their agents,

Import and export goods: General trade or processing trade for import materials can be adopted for the goods.

HS CODE（customs code）:
1. When filling in the "commodity name, specification and model" column on the import and export goods Declaration Form, HS code should be filled out based on the declaration elements of commodities listed in the Standard Declaration Catalogue
2. It is applicable to tariff, statistics, production, transportation, trade control, goods inspection and quarantine and other aspects.
3. Different customs codes correspond to different import duties and customs supervision conditions
4. The corresponding codes are selected in accordance with the appearance, composition, grade and use of the goods. The optimal codes are chosen by referring to the corresponding tariff rate and customs supervision conditions
5. Customs supervision conditions: refers to the Documents required before the export or import goods have been handed over to the Customs, which contained the Import and export license of various products, Customs clearance form for entry and exit goods, Import and export certificate of goods, etc.

Handbook of processing trade for import materials:
1. After importing and exporting all the goods planned by the manufacturer via the handbook of processing trade for import materials, and Before it has been applied to the Customs for verification, the enterprise should copy all import and export details recorded in the Handbook, and submitted them to the competent tax authority after the handbook is written off by the Customs.
2. Import duties and import VAT are free if imported the raw materials through the Handbook.
3. The unit product consumption should be corrected if it is a huge difference between the Planned unit loss of the products and its actual’ s.
4. The raw materials consumed for the products and the inventory balance listed on the Handbook shall be close to the subsidiary ledger of warehouse inventory