The General Administration of Customs has introduced five measures to facilitate and benefit enterprises

Reducing late fees, exempting certification materials, simplifying inspection requirements... In view of the current difficulties of foreign trade enterprises, the General Administration of Customs on the 30th issued five measures to facilitate and benefit enterprises, further help enterprises to reduce costs and promote the stability and quality of foreign trade.
Specific measures include: for those who are unable to pay taxes on time and make up taxes within the specified time limit due to operational difficulties caused by the epidemic, the late fee can be reduced or exempted; Cancel the third-party testing requirements for enterprises to apply for exemption from tariff and import link tax for returned goods; Exempt the enterprise from applying for the entry fruit Quarantine License and providing the proof materials of storage place; Simplify the inspection requirements of imported coatings, and no longer check the coating Filing Certificate; Adjust and optimize the inspection requirements for imported crude oil and coal.
The General Administration of Customs said that all customs units will take effective measures to strengthen publicity, guide enterprises to make full use of relevant policies and enjoy more policy dividends.