No At the time of export declaration, there is a list called "foreign exchange verification form". The exporter wants to go to the safe for verification with the verification form signed and approved by the customs. Therefore, if your foreign exchange cannot be written off and the source cannot be explained, it will be temporarily frozen for investigation and then returned.

Another puzzling thing is, how do you export goods from your? No customs declaration? If there is no customs declaration, it is smuggling. For most commodities, there is no export tax, so customs declaration is harmless; If you declare, how can the declaration company write off foreign exchange?