International shipping involves navigating complex customs regulations that vary by region. This guide explains how LoongBuy manages key processes like declared values and customs documentation, and shares strategies to help minimize your import fees while ensuring full compliance.
1. Understanding Customs Declarations with LoongBuy
LoongBuy acts as your purchasing agent in China. When your consolidated package is prepared for international shipping, a customs declaration document is attached.
- Declared Value:
- Item Description:
2. The Role of the Commercial Invoice
LoongBuy provides a commercial invoice for your shipment, which is the primary document customs authorities use to assess duties and taxes.
- What's Included:
- Why It's Important:
3. Tax-Prevention and Cost-Reduction Strategies
While LoongBuy must comply with all regulations, here are legal strategies users can employ to potentially reduce import fees:
- Know Your Thresholds:de minimis
- Accurate Product Classification:
- Split Shipments (With Caution):Important:
- Choose the Right Shipping Line:
- Accurate Product Classification:
4. Compliance is Key
LoongBuy is committed to full legal compliance. We never
Our strategies focus on legal optimization using your region's specific regulations, not circumvention.
5. Proactive Steps for Users
To ensure a smooth customs process:
- Research Local Laws:
- Use LoongBuy's Consultation:
- Be Prepared to Pay:
- Use LoongBuy's Consultation: