1. The customs declaration must be true and consistent in two aspects: First, the documents are consistent, that is, the customs declaration is consistent with the contract, approval, invoice and packing list; Second, the single goods are consistent, that is, the contents declared in the customs declaration are consistent with the actual import and export goods.

2. Goods with different contracts cannot be filled in the same customs declaration form; Goods with different trade modes in the same batch of goods must also be declared to the customs in different customs declarations.

3. If there are many different commodities on a customs declaration form, they shall be listed separately, but the number of commodities on a customs declaration form shall not exceed five at most.

4. Materials processed with imported materials and parts, as well as materials approved for domestic sale or used as assets after import, should also fill in the Import Goods Declaration Form.

5. The items declared in the customs declaration form shall be accurate and complete.

6, computer pre-entry of customs declaration, its content must be completely consistent with the original customs declaration.

Extended information is a legal document that makes a written statement on the actual situation of import and export goods, so as to require the customs to go through customs clearance procedures for their goods according to the applicable customs system. It has a very important legal status in foreign economic and trade activities.

It is not only an important basis for customs supervision, taxation, statistics, inspection and investigation, but also an important certificate for verification of import and export goods in processing trade, export tax rebate and foreign exchange management. It is also an important document for the customs to handle illegal smuggling cases and the tax and foreign exchange administration departments to investigate and deal with tax fraud and arbitrage crimes.

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