Customs Statistics of the People's Republic
Article 1 In order to carry out customs statistics work scientifically and effectively, and to ensure the accuracy, timeliness and completeness of customs statistics, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China and the Statistical Law of the People's Republic of China.
Article 2 Customs statistics are the statistics of customs trade on import and export goods according to law and are part of national economic statistics.
The task of customs statistics is to conduct statistical surveys, statistical analysis and statistical supervision on import and export trade, conduct import and export monitoring and early warning, compile, manage and publish customs statistics and provide statistical services.
Article 3 The General Administration of Customs is responsible for organizing and managing the national customs statistics.
Customs statistical agencies and statisticians shall perform their duties in accordance with the "Statistics Law of the People's Republic of China", the "Rules for the Implementation of the Statistical Law of the People's Republic of China" and the provisions of these Regulations.
Article 4 Goods that actually enter or leave the country and cause an increase or decrease in the stock of domestic materials are included in the customs statistics.
If the entry and exit items exceed their own use and a reasonable amount, they shall be included in the customs statistics.
Article 5 The following import and export goods are not included in the customs statistics:
(1) Transit, transshipment and transportation of goods;
(2) Temporary import and export of goods;
(3) Gold for currency and currency;
(4) Leased import and export goods with a lease term of less than one year;
(5) Import and export goods that are compensated or replaced free of charge due to damage, shortness, poor quality or inconsistent specifications;
(6) Other goods not included in customs statistics as stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.
Article 6 The statistical items of import and export goods include:
(1) Product name and code;
(2) Quantity and price;
(3) Business units;
(4) Trade methods;
(5) Mode of transportation;
(6) The country of origin (region), the country of departure (region), and the destination of the imported goods;
(7) The final destination country (region) of the exported goods, the country of arrival (region), and the source of domestic goods;
(8) Date of import and export;
(9) closing;
(10) Other statistical items as stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.
According to the needs of national economic development and customs supervision, the General Administration of Customs can adjust the statistical items.
Article 7 The names and codes of import and export goods shall be classified according to the Catalogue of Customs Statistical Commodities of the People's Republic of China.
The quantity of import and export goods shall be counted according to the unit of measurement specified in the Catalogue of Customs Statistics of the People's Republic of China.
The Catalogue of Customs Statistics of the People's Republic of China is published by the General Administration of Customs.
Article 8 The price of imported goods shall be in accordance with the sum of the price of the goods and the transportation and the related expenses and insurance premiums before the goods are delivered to the importing place in the territory of the People's Republic of China.
The price of the exported goods shall be deducted according to the price of the goods and the transportation of the goods before the loading and unloading at the export location of the People's Republic of China and the related expenses and insurance premiums. The export duty tax included in the goods shall be deducted.
Article 9 For imported goods, the country of origin (region), the country of departure (region) and the destination of the territory shall be counted separately.
For export goods, the final destination country (region), the country of arrival (region) and the domestic source of goods shall be counted separately.
Article 10 The business units of import and export goods shall be counted according to legal persons, other organizations or individuals registered in the customs and engaged in import and export business activities.
Article 11 The trade methods of import and export goods shall be classified according to the requirements of customs supervision.
Article 12 The mode of transportation of imported and exported goods shall be in accordance with the mode of transportation when the goods enter or leave the country, including waterway transportation, railway transportation, road transportation, air transportation and other modes of transportation.
Article 13 The date of importing goods shall be counted according to the date of customs clearance; the date of exporting goods shall be counted according to the date of customs formalities.
Article 14 Import and export goods shall be counted by the customs that accept the declaration.
Article 15 Customs statistics include the original data of customs statistics and relevant statistical information collected and compiled based on the original data.
The raw materials of customs statistics referred to in the preceding paragraph refer to the customs declaration forms for import and export goods and other relevant documents confirmed by the customs.
Article 16 The General Administration of Customs shall provide relevant statistical data to the relevant departments of the State Council on a regular and free basis.
The directly affiliated customs shall provide relevant statistical data to the relevant departments of the people's government of the local autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government on a regular and free basis.
Article 17 The Customs shall establish a system for regular publication of statistical data and publish customs statistics information to the public.
Customs can provide statistical services according to the needs of the public.
Article 18 Customs statisticians shall be obliged to keep confidential the state secrets and trade secrets that are known during the statistical process.
Article 19 The parties have the right to inquire about the original customs statistics and related information reported by themselves during the retention period. If they have doubts about the results of the inquiry, they may apply to the customs for verification. The customs shall verify and answer the relevant questions.
Article 20 If the Customs has any doubts about the items that the parties should declare according to law, they may make an inquiry to the parties, and the parties shall promptly reply.
Article 21 If the project that should be declared according to law fails to declare or the application fails to affect the accuracy of customs statistics, the Customs shall order the parties to make corrections. If administrative punishment is required, it shall be given in accordance with the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Customs Administrative Penalties. Punishment.
Article 22 These Regulations shall come into force on March 1, 2006.
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Article 1 In order to carry out customs statistics work scientifically and effectively, and to ensure the accuracy, timeliness and completeness of customs statistics, these Regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant provisions of the Customs Law of the People's Republic of China and the Statistical Law of the People's Republic of China.
Article 2 Customs statistics are the statistics of customs trade on import and export goods according to law and are part of national economic statistics.
The task of customs statistics is to conduct statistical surveys, statistical analysis and statistical supervision on import and export trade, conduct import and export monitoring and early warning, compile, manage and publish customs statistics and provide statistical services.
Article 3 The General Administration of Customs is responsible for organizing and managing the national customs statistics.
Customs statistical agencies and statisticians shall perform their duties in accordance with the "Statistics Law of the People's Republic of China", the "Rules for the Implementation of the Statistical Law of the People's Republic of China" and the provisions of these Regulations.
Article 4 Goods that actually enter or leave the country and cause an increase or decrease in the stock of domestic materials are included in the customs statistics.
If the entry and exit items exceed their own use and a reasonable amount, they shall be included in the customs statistics.
Article 5 The following import and export goods are not included in the customs statistics:
(1) Transit, transshipment and transportation of goods;
(2) Temporary import and export of goods;
(3) Gold for currency and currency;
(4) Leased import and export goods with a lease term of less than one year;
(5) Import and export goods that are compensated or replaced free of charge due to damage, shortness, poor quality or inconsistent specifications;
(6) Other goods not included in customs statistics as stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.
Article 6 The statistical items of import and export goods include:
(1) Product name and code;
(2) Quantity and price;
(3) Business units;
(4) Trade methods;
(5) Mode of transportation;
(6) The country of origin (region), the country of departure (region), and the destination of the imported goods;
(7) The final destination country (region) of the exported goods, the country of arrival (region), and the source of domestic goods;
(8) Date of import and export;
(9) closing;
(10) Other statistical items as stipulated by the General Administration of Customs.
According to the needs of national economic development and customs supervision, the General Administration of Customs can adjust the statistical items.
Article 7 The names and codes of import and export goods shall be classified according to the Catalogue of Customs Statistical Commodities of the People's Republic of China.
The quantity of import and export goods shall be counted according to the unit of measurement specified in the Catalogue of Customs Statistics of the People's Republic of China.
The Catalogue of Customs Statistics of the People's Republic of China is published by the General Administration of Customs.
Article 8 The price of imported goods shall be in accordance with the sum of the price of the goods and the transportation and the related expenses and insurance premiums before the goods are delivered to the importing place in the territory of the People's Republic of China.
The price of the exported goods shall be deducted according to the price of the goods and the transportation of the goods before the loading and unloading at the export location of the People's Republic of China and the related expenses and insurance premiums. The export duty tax included in the goods shall be deducted.
Article 9 For imported goods, the country of origin (region), the country of departure (region) and the destination of the territory shall be counted separately.
For export goods, the final destination country (region), the country of arrival (region) and the domestic source of goods shall be counted separately.
Article 10 The business units of import and export goods shall be counted according to legal persons, other organizations or individuals registered in the customs and engaged in import and export business activities.
Article 11 The trade methods of import and export goods shall be classified according to the requirements of customs supervision.
Article 12 The mode of transportation of imported and exported goods shall be in accordance with the mode of transportation when the goods enter or leave the country, including waterway transportation, railway transportation, road transportation, air transportation and other modes of transportation.
Article 13 The date of importing goods shall be counted according to the date of customs clearance; the date of exporting goods shall be counted according to the date of customs formalities.
Article 14 Import and export goods shall be counted by the customs that accept the declaration.
Article 15 Customs statistics include the original data of customs statistics and relevant statistical information collected and compiled based on the original data.
The raw materials of customs statistics referred to in the preceding paragraph refer to the customs declaration forms for import and export goods and other relevant documents confirmed by the customs.
Article 16 The General Administration of Customs shall provide relevant statistical data to the relevant departments of the State Council on a regular and free basis.
The directly affiliated customs shall provide relevant statistical data to the relevant departments of the people's government of the local autonomous region or municipality directly under the Central Government on a regular and free basis.
Article 17 The Customs shall establish a system for regular publication of statistical data and publish customs statistics information to the public.
Customs can provide statistical services according to the needs of the public.
Article 18 Customs statisticians shall be obliged to keep confidential the state secrets and trade secrets that are known during the statistical process.
Article 19 The parties have the right to inquire about the original customs statistics and related information reported by themselves during the retention period. If they have doubts about the results of the inquiry, they may apply to the customs for verification. The customs shall verify and answer the relevant questions.
Article 20 If the Customs has any doubts about the items that the parties should declare according to law, they may make an inquiry to the parties, and the parties shall promptly reply.
Article 21 If the project that should be declared according to law fails to declare or the application fails to affect the accuracy of customs statistics, the Customs shall order the parties to make corrections. If administrative punishment is required, it shall be given in accordance with the Regulations of the People's Republic of China on Customs Administrative Penalties. Punishment.
Article 22 These Regulations shall come into force on March 1, 2006.
The authenticity of this information has not been confirmed by the international electrical network, for your reference only.
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