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How to import and declare Dutch beer
Qualification requirements for domestic consignees of imported beer:

1, liquor wholesale license

2. Food business license

3, food circulation permit

The documents required for beer import customs clearance are as follows:

1, packing list (packing list)

2. Contract (contract)

3. Invoice (invoice)

4. Certificate of origin

5. Health certificate (health certificate)

6. Supplementary facts (composition analysis form issued by a third-party inspection agency)

7. Label samples in original language and Chinese (original label, back label and Chinese description)

Inspection process of beer import agent: pre-entry (electronic declaration)-after receiving the receipt, the inspector will go to the scene to accompany the inspection and quarantine personnel for inspection and make necessary explanations-two situations may occur later:

1. On-site inspection is qualified-sampling-laboratory testing-certificate preparation after passing (if it is unqualified, you can apply for review, and if it is unqualified, it will be returned directly)-certificate draft review-procuratorial review-issuance of health certificate-customer takes delivery and sells it in the domestic market.

2. The on-site inspection is unqualified-if it can be reworked and sorted, a Notice of Inspection and Quarantine Treatment will be issued, and the inspection will be conducted after reworking and sorting; If it can't be reworked-issue unqualified certificate = return.

Current tax rate for imported bottled liquor beer (tax is paid in RMB):

1. tariff: 14% (tariff: cif ×14%);

2. VAT: 17% (VAT: (CIF+ tariff) ×17%);

3. Consumption tax: 10% (consumption tax: [(CIF+ tariff)/(1~10%)] ×10%)