- New customs law in China consolidates measures, policies, and announcements
- Law takes effect on 1 December 2024
- Changes include requiring e-commerce businesses to act as tariff withholding agents
- Goods from one country/region deemed to originate there, multiple countries/regions based on most recent changes
- Statute of limitations for customs challenges tax paid is three years
- Focus on e-commerce companies paying customs duties
- Clearer definition of country of origin for better understanding of duty rates
- Extension of statute of limitations period for customs audits
- Companies should seek professional advice for compliance and minimize customs risks and penalties.
Source: bdo.global
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