Our mission is to supply the business service to small and medium-sized foreign companies who want to build business relationships with Chinese companies but don't have the capability to setup a branch company in China or lack of communication skills with Chinese companies.With the help of ChinaMarket.Com, Doing business with Chinese companies will be as easy as doing business with your local companies.
It is well-known that China is the biggest market in the world. With the development of China economy, more and more Chinese manufacturers have been able to produce the high quality products yet at the low production cost. Businessmen found that this situation have given them the tremendous business opportunities to increase their margin. However, they found that they still need a well-trained business service company because of following reasons:
Most Chinese people can only speak Chinese ( Mandarin ) and do not speak English, and lots of Chinese people can only speak some kind of dialects ( like Cantonese, Shanghainese, etc. ), this situation has blocked foreigners to do business with Chinese companies but also may increase your profit if you can overcome the language difficulty with the help of expert company.
Currently, most businesses between Chinese companies and foreign companies are done through the Import and Export companies, however, due to the expectation of profit from Import and Export company is higher, doing business through Import and Export companies could cut down your profit.
Most manufacturers and suppliers in China don't have the experience to do business with foreign companies directly because they are not allowed to do business directly with foreign companies according to the policy, and they also do not have the capability to communicate with foreign companies, nowadays, things have been partly changed and will be changed dramatically after the signing of WTO agreement, they will be allowed to do business with foreign companies directly, but the language and experience problems still remain
Please contact Mr. Oliver Haiqing Hua
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China Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine System
China Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine System
General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
The General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) is the administrative and law enforcement organ for quality control, measurement, inspection of import and export commodities, entry-exit health quarantine, entry-exit animal quarantine, certification and standardisation in China. It is the result of a merger between the State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision and the State Administration for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine (CIQ) in April 2001. There are still quality and technical supervision departments and entry-exit inspection and quarantine departments in various provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, but the entry-exit inspection and quarantine departments are directly under the administration of AQSIQ.
Objects Subject to Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine
Objects subject to entry-exit inspection and quarantine include commodities (including animal and plant products), and means of transportation and transport equipment carrying commodities, animals, plants and passengers in and out of China, as well as persons entering and exiting the country.
The former CIQ published the Catalogue of Import-Export Commodities Subject to Inspection and Quarantine by Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Organs, which was revised in January 2005. The catalogue is regularly updated based on the latest foreign trade situation, and covers the majority of commodities, means of transportation and transport equipment subject to mandatory inspection and quarantine. Commodities not listed in the catalogue but are found to have problems unexpectedly must undergo statutory inspection and quarantine within a specified time. Commodities for which inspection and quarantine are required in foreign trade contracts are also subject to mandatory inspection and quarantine.
Customs Declaration for Goods Subject to Inspection and Quarantine
China adopted the practice of "quarantine inspection before customs declaration" in customs clearance following the establishment of a new clearance system for goods subject to inspection and quarantine on 1 January 2000. Import Goods Clearance Slips and Export Goods Clearance Slips stamped with the special seal of inspection and quarantine authorities are issued to goods subject to entry-exit inspection and quarantine upon satisfactory inspection. For import goods, inspection and quarantine authorities will issue an Import Goods Clearance Slip after receiving application for inspection. Customs will examine and release the goods upon presentation of the slip. Goods that pass inspection and quarantine will be issued an Import Goods Inspection and Quarantine Status Notice, while those that fail will be issued a quarantine inspection report for claiming compensation. For export goods, those that pass inspection and quarantine will be issued an Export Goods Clearance Slip to be used by customs as the basis for the verification and release of the goods. In cases where foreign importers require inspection and quarantine certificates, such certificates will be issued upon application by the foreign trade party and satisfactory inspection and quarantine. A non-conformity notice will be issued if the goods fail inspection.
For import and export goods (including transit goods) listed in the catalogue, customs will examine and release the goods against the Import Goods Clearance Slip or Export Goods Clearance Slip issued by the entry-exit inspection and quarantine authorities at the place of declaration. Unless otherwise specified in AQSIQ documents, if an enterprise is required to provide inspection certificates on the quantity etc of import and export goods not listed in the catalogue, it may obtain such certificates from inspection organisations designated, recognised or approved by AQSIQ.
Inspection and quarantine procedures normally include six steps: application for inspection, acceptance of application, calculation and collection of fees, inspection and quarantine, decontamination treatment, and issuance of certificate and release of goods.
General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine
The General Administration for Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine (AQSIQ) is the administrative and law enforcement organ for quality control, measurement, inspection of import and export commodities, entry-exit health quarantine, entry-exit animal quarantine, certification and standardisation in China. It is the result of a merger between the State Bureau of Quality and Technical Supervision and the State Administration for Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine (CIQ) in April 2001. There are still quality and technical supervision departments and entry-exit inspection and quarantine departments in various provinces, autonomous regions and municipalities, but the entry-exit inspection and quarantine departments are directly under the administration of AQSIQ.
Objects Subject to Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine
Objects subject to entry-exit inspection and quarantine include commodities (including animal and plant products), and means of transportation and transport equipment carrying commodities, animals, plants and passengers in and out of China, as well as persons entering and exiting the country.
The former CIQ published the Catalogue of Import-Export Commodities Subject to Inspection and Quarantine by Entry-Exit Inspection and Quarantine Organs, which was revised in January 2005. The catalogue is regularly updated based on the latest foreign trade situation, and covers the majority of commodities, means of transportation and transport equipment subject to mandatory inspection and quarantine. Commodities not listed in the catalogue but are found to have problems unexpectedly must undergo statutory inspection and quarantine within a specified time. Commodities for which inspection and quarantine are required in foreign trade contracts are also subject to mandatory inspection and quarantine.
Customs Declaration for Goods Subject to Inspection and Quarantine
China adopted the practice of "quarantine inspection before customs declaration" in customs clearance following the establishment of a new clearance system for goods subject to inspection and quarantine on 1 January 2000. Import Goods Clearance Slips and Export Goods Clearance Slips stamped with the special seal of inspection and quarantine authorities are issued to goods subject to entry-exit inspection and quarantine upon satisfactory inspection. For import goods, inspection and quarantine authorities will issue an Import Goods Clearance Slip after receiving application for inspection. Customs will examine and release the goods upon presentation of the slip. Goods that pass inspection and quarantine will be issued an Import Goods Inspection and Quarantine Status Notice, while those that fail will be issued a quarantine inspection report for claiming compensation. For export goods, those that pass inspection and quarantine will be issued an Export Goods Clearance Slip to be used by customs as the basis for the verification and release of the goods. In cases where foreign importers require inspection and quarantine certificates, such certificates will be issued upon application by the foreign trade party and satisfactory inspection and quarantine. A non-conformity notice will be issued if the goods fail inspection.
For import and export goods (including transit goods) listed in the catalogue, customs will examine and release the goods against the Import Goods Clearance Slip or Export Goods Clearance Slip issued by the entry-exit inspection and quarantine authorities at the place of declaration. Unless otherwise specified in AQSIQ documents, if an enterprise is required to provide inspection certificates on the quantity etc of import and export goods not listed in the catalogue, it may obtain such certificates from inspection organisations designated, recognised or approved by AQSIQ.
Inspection and quarantine procedures normally include six steps: application for inspection, acceptance of application, calculation and collection of fees, inspection and quarantine, decontamination treatment, and issuance of certificate and release of goods.
Import duties and taxes related to foreign trade and business
Import duties and taxes related to foreign trade and business
Since its WTO accession China has fulfilled its tariff reduction commitment. The overall level of import tariffs has dropped to an average of 9.8%, with agricultural products at 15.2%, and industrial goods at 8.95%. To encourage imports, lower provisional tariffs have been applied to 209 types of imported products w.e.f. June 2007. China as member of WTO Information Technology Agreement grants duty free import on all information technology products such as computers, parts and components.
On line search on China import tariff rates on all categories of Harmonized System Commodity codes are available by checking here (text in Chinese).
Export tax of 142 types of products was increased, including 80 types of iron and steel products up by 5% to 10%, steel billets, steel ingots and pig iron export tax rates up from 10% to 15% from 1 June 2007.
Anti-dumping and countervailing duties may be imposed on imported goods that pose a threat to Chinese national industries. Imported agricultural products subject to tariff rate quotas include wheat, corn, rice, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, palm oil, sugar, cotton and wool.
VAT on imported goods at basic rate of 17% for general goods and at a lower rate of 13% for some foodstuffs, grains and edible vegetable oils, gas and other energy products for domestic use, books and newspapers, magazines, feedstuffs and fertilizers, etc. Foreign-invested export processing enterprises are required to pay VAT on imported raw materials, parts and components. Upon exports, the paid VAT will offset the VAT payable for the part of domestic sale goods. Excess will be rebated.
China's Ministry of Finance, along with State Administration of Taxation, National Development and Planning Commission, Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs jointly released the official plan for the adjustment of export rebate policy on June 19 2007. Tax refund for 553 highly energy consuming, high polluting and resource intensive products are eliminated, while the VAT refund rates of 2,268 products described as 'easy to trigger trade frictions' are to be reduced. The new rate was adopted as per July 1, 2007.
Consumption tax is applied to imports of cigarettes and tobacco, alcoholic drinks, cosmetics, skin and hair care products, jewellery and precious stones, motor cycles, motor cars and tyres, gasoline and diesel oil, golf clubs and equipment, high price watches, pleasure crafts, chopsticks and wood floorings.
Business tax of 3% to 20% is applied in the sectors of transportation, post and telecommunications, finance and insurance, construction, transfer of tangible assets and sale of immovable property in China. Business Tax of 10-15% is applied to entertainment sector.
Corporate income tax will be lowered to 25% (from 30%) for both domestic and foreign-invested enterprises from January 2008. Tax concessions are still available for enterprises in advanced technology and infrastructural building in new areas.
Individual income tax for foreign nationals working in China is charged at progressive rates from 5% to 45%.
Since its WTO accession China has fulfilled its tariff reduction commitment. The overall level of import tariffs has dropped to an average of 9.8%, with agricultural products at 15.2%, and industrial goods at 8.95%. To encourage imports, lower provisional tariffs have been applied to 209 types of imported products w.e.f. June 2007. China as member of WTO Information Technology Agreement grants duty free import on all information technology products such as computers, parts and components.
On line search on China import tariff rates on all categories of Harmonized System Commodity codes are available by checking here (text in Chinese).
Export tax of 142 types of products was increased, including 80 types of iron and steel products up by 5% to 10%, steel billets, steel ingots and pig iron export tax rates up from 10% to 15% from 1 June 2007.
Anti-dumping and countervailing duties may be imposed on imported goods that pose a threat to Chinese national industries. Imported agricultural products subject to tariff rate quotas include wheat, corn, rice, soybean oil, rapeseed oil, palm oil, sugar, cotton and wool.
VAT on imported goods at basic rate of 17% for general goods and at a lower rate of 13% for some foodstuffs, grains and edible vegetable oils, gas and other energy products for domestic use, books and newspapers, magazines, feedstuffs and fertilizers, etc. Foreign-invested export processing enterprises are required to pay VAT on imported raw materials, parts and components. Upon exports, the paid VAT will offset the VAT payable for the part of domestic sale goods. Excess will be rebated.
China's Ministry of Finance, along with State Administration of Taxation, National Development and Planning Commission, Ministry of Commerce and the General Administration of Customs jointly released the official plan for the adjustment of export rebate policy on June 19 2007. Tax refund for 553 highly energy consuming, high polluting and resource intensive products are eliminated, while the VAT refund rates of 2,268 products described as 'easy to trigger trade frictions' are to be reduced. The new rate was adopted as per July 1, 2007.
Consumption tax is applied to imports of cigarettes and tobacco, alcoholic drinks, cosmetics, skin and hair care products, jewellery and precious stones, motor cycles, motor cars and tyres, gasoline and diesel oil, golf clubs and equipment, high price watches, pleasure crafts, chopsticks and wood floorings.
Business tax of 3% to 20% is applied in the sectors of transportation, post and telecommunications, finance and insurance, construction, transfer of tangible assets and sale of immovable property in China. Business Tax of 10-15% is applied to entertainment sector.
Corporate income tax will be lowered to 25% (from 30%) for both domestic and foreign-invested enterprises from January 2008. Tax concessions are still available for enterprises in advanced technology and infrastructural building in new areas.
Individual income tax for foreign nationals working in China is charged at progressive rates from 5% to 45%.
China Ranks the Top in its Attraction to Global Investment
China Ranks the Top in its Attraction to Global Investment
It is said in the recent research of the globally well-known accounting firm Earnest and Young on the fifth of this month that China will become a country which attracts world investment the most in the eyes of managers of multi-national corporations because China has a huge market which has not been developed, great potentiality of economic growth, and vitality of innovation.
This is got from Earnest and Young’s investigation of the 834 managers of multi-national corporations. The investigation takes into consideration of infrastructure, taxes, labor cost, employee quality, economic growth potential, corporation culture, and social environment, etc. It is said in the report that 47% of the respondants think that China attracts investment the most. In addition, India follows China and ranks the second with 30% votes, and Russia ranks the third with 21% votes.
The managers surveyed think that the United States faces the risks of economic down turn so its attraction to investment decreases. In last year’s investigation, 33% of the respondents thought that the U.S. was good for foreign investment. But this year only 12% think so. But with regard to innovation, the U. S. still ranks the top and it is followed by China, the second place, and Germany, the third place. In software and high technology, the U. S. ranks the top and it is followed by China, the second place, and India, the third place.
Germany is the only country in west Europe that is listed in the top ten countries for their attraction to foreign investment, but Germany has been descended from the fourth place last year to the sixth place this year.
It is said in the recent research of the globally well-known accounting firm Earnest and Young on the fifth of this month that China will become a country which attracts world investment the most in the eyes of managers of multi-national corporations because China has a huge market which has not been developed, great potentiality of economic growth, and vitality of innovation.
This is got from Earnest and Young’s investigation of the 834 managers of multi-national corporations. The investigation takes into consideration of infrastructure, taxes, labor cost, employee quality, economic growth potential, corporation culture, and social environment, etc. It is said in the report that 47% of the respondants think that China attracts investment the most. In addition, India follows China and ranks the second with 30% votes, and Russia ranks the third with 21% votes.
The managers surveyed think that the United States faces the risks of economic down turn so its attraction to investment decreases. In last year’s investigation, 33% of the respondents thought that the U.S. was good for foreign investment. But this year only 12% think so. But with regard to innovation, the U. S. still ranks the top and it is followed by China, the second place, and Germany, the third place. In software and high technology, the U. S. ranks the top and it is followed by China, the second place, and India, the third place.
Germany is the only country in west Europe that is listed in the top ten countries for their attraction to foreign investment, but Germany has been descended from the fourth place last year to the sixth place this year.
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