Customs Announcement No. 105 of 2023

Release Time:2023-08-29Views:534

In order to further regulate the bonded maintenance business carried out by enterprises in areas under special customs supervision, according to the Ministry of Ecology and Environment, the Ministry of Commerce, the National

Development and Reform Commission, and the General Administration of Customs Announcement No. The Ministry of Commerce, the Ministry of Ecology and the Environment, and the General Administration of Customs

Announcement No. 16 of 2020 (Announcement on Supporting Enterprises in Comprehensive Bonded Zones to Carry Out Maintenance Business), decided to issue an announcement on the General Administration of Customs

Announcement No. 59 of 2015 (Announcement on Bonded Maintenance in Special Customs Supervision Areas) Article 10 of the Announcement on Business-Related Supervision Issues) was amended. The revised content is now announced as follows:

10. The maintenance leftovers, broken parts, old parts, etc. produced during the maintenance process of entering the country should all be re-exported out of the country in principle. ). If it is really impossible to re-export them out of the country, they are not allowed to be sold domestically, and should be destroyed. For destruction, refer to the relevant regulations on the destruction and disposal of processing trade goods.

Bad repair parts, old parts and maintenance leftovers produced by goods to be repaired entering the area from within the territory (outside the area) can be shipped to the territory (outside the area) through bayonet registration.Repair

leftovers, broken parts, old parts, etc. are solid wastes and shall be managed in accordance with relevant domestic solid waste regulations.

This announcement comes into effect on the date of publication.

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Customs Announcement No. 105 of 2023

Release Time:2023-08-29Views:534