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Can CIIE Exhibits Be Retained in China After the Exhibition?
The answer is yes—under certain conditions. Exhibits imported into China under an ATA Carnet are generally required to be re-exported after the exhibition. However, if the exhibits were declared on an itemized basis upon entry, exhibitors may apply to the competent Customs authority to retain (pu...Read more -
Can CIIE Exhibits Be Converted to Cross-Border E-commerce Sales After the Exhibition?
Yes. Exhibits imported for the China International Import Expo (CIIE) may be transferred to the Cross-Border E-commerce (CBEC) retail import model after the exhibition, provided that the relevant customs requirements are met. Companies intending to do so should: Report their intention in advance ...Read more -
Did you know that exhibits sold during the China International Import Expo (CIIE) may enjoy significant tax incentives?
For eligible imported exhibits sold during the exhibition period: Machinery, electrical equipment, instruments, and similar products: up to 12 units per exhibitor can enjoy preferential tax treatment. Medical and surgical instruments and equipment: up to 5 units per exhibitor can enjoy preferenti...Read more -
Tax Incentives for Imported Exhibits Sold During the China International Import Expo (CIIE)
Are you planning to sell your imported exhibits during the China International Import Expo (CIIE)? Good news for exhibitors: Imported exhibits sold during the exhibition period may qualify for significant tax incentives under China’s preferential policies. For exhibits sold within the appro...Read more -
Can Exhibits at the China International Import Expo (CIIE) Be Sold During the Exhibition?
The answer is Yes. During the China International Import Expo (CIIE), exhibitors may sell their exhibits within the exhibition period. Once a sales contract is signed and confirmed by the National Exhibition and Convention Center (Shanghai), the relevant information will be submitted collectively...Read more -
How Does the “Advance Declaration” Customs Clearance Model Work? What Are the Benefits?
In international trade, time is money. One effective way to improve import efficiency is through China’s Advance Declaration customs clearance model. Under this model, importers can submit customs declarations and related import data—including cargo details, transportation information, and ...Read more -
How to Apply for a China Customs Advance Ruling on Customs Valuation?
For importers facing complex pricing structures, transfer pricing arrangements, royalties, assists, or related-party transactions, determining the correct customs value can be a major compliance challenge. China Customs offers an Advance Ruling on Customs Valuation, allowing enterprises to obtain...Read more -
How Many Types of Customs Inspections Are There for Import and Export Cargo?
Customs inspections are an essential part of international trade compliance. Understanding the different inspection methods can help importers and exporters better prepare their shipments, reduce delays, and mitigate risks. Here are three of the most common customs inspection methods: 1. Physical...Read more -
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Why are some mirrors classified under HS Code 7009 while others may fall under a different tariff category? How can the classification of a seemingly simple self-heating meal pack impact duty rates, regulatory requirements, and customs compliance? On June 17, 2026, Oujian Learning Center will hos...Read more -
Why Does Customs Select Certain Shipments for Inspection?
Many importers and exporters assume that customs inspections happen randomly, but in reality, not every shipment is inspected. Understanding why a shipment may be selected can help businesses better manage compliance risks and avoid unnecessary delays. Here are four common reasons why Customs may...Read more -
How Can Importers Mitigate Risks When Outsourcing Customs Inspection Services at the Port of Entry?
Under China’s “Declaration at Origin, Inspection and Release at Port” model, many importers rely on third-party inspection agents to handle customs inspections at destination ports. While the vast majority of customs inspection service providers operate with integrity and profes...Read more -
How to Choose a Reliable Customs Inspection Agent Under the “Declaration at Origin, Inspection at Port” Model?
As customs supervision becomes increasingly specialized, selecting the right inspection agent can significantly impact clearance efficiency, compliance, and supply chain stability. Here are 4 key factors to consider: 1. Verify Qualifications & Reputation Choose an agent with a valid Customs R...Read more