Our core work is to provide customers with full-cycle policy compliance support to help enterprises avoid policy risks in import and export links. Specifically including:
- Preliminary Policy Research: A professional team with qualifications such as "Customs Declarer Qualification Certificate" and "Certificate of Origin Visa Officer" issued by the General Administration of Customs tracks the trade policy dynamics of China and target countries (e.g., EU, US, ASEAN) in real-time (such as tariff adjustments, anti-dumping and countervailing measures, and technical barrier updates), and issues a Policy Adaptability Analysis Report for customers' product categories (e.g., electronic components, textiles, mechanical equipment);
- Tariff Classification Optimization: Based on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System (HS Code), accurately determine the customs code according to product details such as material, function, and use, avoiding risks of tax supplementation, fines, or return of goods due to misclassification, while exploring compliant tax reduction space (e.g., using "provisional tax rate" and "preferential tariff rate" to save tariff costs for customers);
- Application of Rules of Origin: Guide customers to apply for certificates of origin such as FORM A and FORM E, assist in sorting out raw material procurement documents to ensure compliance with the "regional value content" requirement, and help customers enjoy tariff reduction and exemption benefits in target countries;
- Trade Model Planning: Compare the policy requirements, regulatory processes, and cost differences of different trade models according to customers' business scenarios (e.g., cross-border e-commerce retail import, general trade export, processing trade transfer), and recommend optimal solutions (e.g., planning the declaration path of "9710" and "9810" customs supervision codes for cross-border e-commerce customers);
- Post-Compliance Review: Provide customers with a Trade Compliance Physical Examination Report quarterly, sort out potential problems in links such as declaration data and document retention, and assist in responding to regulatory inspections such as customs audits and foreign exchange verifications.