What should the recipient do when he declares to the customs?

Declaration to the customs means that the goods have arrived at the destination, and the consignee needs to declare the name, value and quantity of the goods to the customs. For details, please call the local post office.

1. There are three ways to declare:

1. Self-declaration on postal tax collection platform;

2. The consignee entrusts the postal customs broker to declare customs;

3. The recipient should bring relevant materials to the site for declaration.

If the number of times the recipient has declared on the postal tax collection platform has reached the upper limit, please contact the postal service (1 1 185) or the postal customs broker (055 1-63638750) to check the exact status of the parcel. Recipients can also go to the post office with their ID cards and screenshots of shopping receipts.

2. When will the consignee of the imported goods declare to the customs?

When importing goods from abroad, the consignee of the imported goods shall declare to the customs within 14 days from the date of declaration of the means of transport. If the goods are not declared within the time limit, the customs will levy a late fee.

3. What is the customs declaration process?

1, fill in a customs declaration form first, and fill in the customs declaration form according to the packing list, invoice and other contents;

2. Submit the completed manual form to the customs declaration company or enter the data entered in advance by the company (Jinguan) to generate the customs declaration verification manuscript form;

3. After confirming that the input data is correct, let the operator send it (the data is sent to the audit center);

4. You can check the status of the customs declaration at any time in the customs hall or the inquiry system of the customs declaration company. If the document has been audited by the document audit center, it can be printed by the customs declaration company. If the file is returned, you can correct the data again according to the reasons for returning the file explained by the document review center, and then resend it;

5. Prepare other documents, such as general trade export, including shipping documents, contracts, invoices, packing lists, customs declarations and customs clearance documents of exported goods;

6. delivery;

7. If the goods are inspected, the customs official will inform you to put the container in a special freight yard for customs inspection. At this time, you should contact the shipping company to pick up the container, put it in the designated location and wait for the customs inspection. The customs declarant shall accompany the customs officers to inspect the goods together;

8. After customs inspection, if there is no problem and the documents are consistent with the cargo certificates, you can go through customs clearance procedures. Documents automatically arrive at the customs clearance window, signed and sealed by the customs clearance personnel, and return the customs clearance form and waybill to complete the customs declaration procedures;

9. Take the waybill and hand it over to the shipping company, and you can complete the final export formalities;

10, come back to the customs declaration company after a period of time to get back the "export tax refund certificate" and "export settlement" for the enterprise to go through the tax refund procedures of the tax bureau and the export foreign exchange collection procedures of the safe in the future.

legal ground

People's Republic of China (PRC) Customs Law

Article 66 If the consignee or consignor requests to release the goods before determining the classification of the goods, evaluating the goods, providing valid customs declaration documents or going through other customs formalities, the customs shall release the goods after providing a guarantee suitable for its legal obligations according to law. However, the guarantee may be exempted according to laws and administrative regulations.

Where there are other provisions in laws and administrative regulations on the guarantee of fulfilling customs obligations, such provisions shall prevail.

Where the state has restrictive provisions on inbound and outbound goods and articles, and it is impossible to provide them with a license, or under other circumstances where the laws and administrative regulations stipulate that no guarantee can be provided, the customs shall not handle the guarantee release.

Article 67 A legal person, other organization or citizen with the ability to guarantee customs affairs may act as a guarantor. Unless the law does not allow you to be a guarantor.