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Tariff description
characteristic
(1) Tariffs are taxes levied by customs established by the government when goods pass through a country's borders.
(2) Tariffs are mandatory.
(3) Tariffs have a gratuitous nature.
(4) Tariffs have a predetermined nature.
effect
1. Safeguarding national sovereignty and economic interests
2. Protecting and promoting the development of domestic industrial and agricultural production
3. Adjusting the National Economy and Foreign Trade
4. Raising national fiscal revenue
Tax regulations
Tariff tariff, also known as customs tariff, refers to the regulations of a country that levy tariffs on goods and a column table that systematically categorizes taxable and duty-free goods. It is the basis for customs taxation and a specific manifestation of a country's tariff policy.
From a content perspective, customs duties generally include two parts: first, the regulations, rules, and explanations for customs duties collection; The second is the tariff rate table. The tariff rate table consists of columns such as tariff number, product name, and customs tariff rate.
Tax payment method:
The usual method of tariff payment is for the customs that accepts the declaration according to the customs clearance procedures to calculate the payable tariffs one by one and fill out the tariff payment form. After the taxpayer completes the tax payment or transfer to the customs or designated bank for storage procedures, the customs (with the bank receipt) handles the customs clearance and release procedures. Taxation procedures come first and customs clearance and release procedures come later, which is beneficial for timely tax collection and prevents tax arrears. Therefore, customs in various countries use this method as the basic tax payment method.
