What does domestic general trade include?

Question 1: The business scope of the business license includes domestic general trade. What business items does this domestic general trade include, as long as it is not a special item approved in advance?

For example, clothing, shoes and hats, daily necessities, office supplies, luggage, machinery and equipment, home appliances and so on.

Bulk food, packaged food, health care products, medicines, 2/3 kinds of medical devices and hazardous chemical raw materials, which need a batch of sales licenses, cannot be directly sold in your domestic general trade.

Question 2: What is included in the business scope "domestic trade" in the business license is not specific. As long as it is made in China, it can be sold without a license.

Question 3: What is general trade? General trade is just a way of trade for enterprises with import and export rights. In addition, there are feed processing, processing with supplied materials and so on. General trade is that after the buyer and seller negotiate the price, they sign an import and export agreement and simply buy and sell goods. This is the most common kind of trade. When any import and export goods are declared to the customs, they need to be classified into the correct HS code, otherwise they cannot be declared or cleared.

Question 4: Explain the difference between general trade and domestic procurement.

Question 5: What is the general trade pattern? General trade refers to the way of buying raw materials at home and exporting processed products.

Trade modes can be roughly divided into three types: general trade, processing and assembly trade with supplied materials and processing trade with imported materials.

Others include compensation trade, leasing trade, barter trade and entrepot trade. But the most common ones are the above three.

An enterprise can trade in one way or in many ways.

Question 6: What is the difference between free import and export and general trade? Brief introduction of other free import and export goods:

First, define other goods provided free of charge as the import and export of other goods provided free of charge except specially listed gifts, free aid and donated materials, donated materials, imported goods with free compensation, samples and advertisements provided free of charge abroad, and goods provided free of charge under listed supervision. The code of this supervision mode is "3339", referred to as "other import and export freedom".

Second, the scope of application

(1) This supervision method includes: 1. Articles donated by foreign businessmen in economic and trade activities. 2. Donations from foreigners. 3. Materials donated by overseas Chinese-funded institutions to domestic units. 4. In economic and trade activities, test materials and consumables provided by foreign investors free of charge.

(2) This supervision method is not applicable to the following situations: 1. Machinery and equipment, hand tools, transportation, office supplies, etc. Foreign imports are provided free of charge in bonded warehouses, and the supervision mode is "other trade" (9739). 2. Duty-free shops provide imported shelves, counters and trolleys. It is provided by foreign investors free of charge, and the supervision mode is "other trade" (9739). 3. The machinery and equipment provided by foreign investors free of charge under the processing of incoming materials and incoming materials shall be supervised as "non-priced equipment" (0320). 4. Provide free sample advertisements for import and export, and the supervision mode is "sample advertisement B" (3039). 5. Countries and international organizations provide free aid materials, and the supervision mode is "aid materials" (35 1 1). 6. Donation of materials, the supervision mode is "Donation of materials" (36 12). 7. There is no cost compensation for import and export goods, and the supervision mode is "no cost compensation" (3 100).

Question 7: Does domestic general trade include logistics? According to the company's operation, some companies do logistics.

Question 8: The difference between general trade and handicraft. Processing trade is divided into processing with materials and processing with materials. Processing with materials is to process the materials provided by foreign businessmen into finished products and return them to foreign businessmen who provide materials, and collect processing fees; Feed processing is the re-export of the materials purchased by ourselves after being processed into finished products. The difference between them lies in the different ownership of property rights.

Compared with general trade, the advantages are: fully bonded, that is, imported goods do not have to pay a penny tax, including customs duties and value-added tax. There are also tax rebates for processing trade, and domestic materials used in the processing process can be refunded.

However, all processing trade commodities must be re-exported for verification. Compared with general trade, the customs supervision of processing trade is much stricter and more complicated.

The biggest difference between processing trade and general trade is that processing trade does not have to pay customs duties and value-added tax when it is imported, but general trade does. Secondly, processing trade is also divided into incoming materials, raw materials and auxiliary materials. Among them, the processing trade with supplied materials does not accept export foreign exchange, and foreign customers provide raw materials free of charge. The buyer only bears the processing fee, and then returns the finished product to the seller. Raw materials can be exported in foreign exchange, and domestic exporters also purchase processing raw materials with their own funds. There are no restrictions on general trade, normal import and export are ok, and export collection, customs duties and payment are ok.

Question 9: What's the difference between using a general trade manual and a manual? A manual is a manual for handling incoming materials or processing incoming materials. You can get rid of customs value-added tax when you feed it.

In general trade, you have to import and export generally, so the customs value-added tax at the time of import cannot be exempted.

The processing manual is a factory/company with the nature of "three supplies and one supplement" approved by the state in the past. Only this type of factory holds the processing manual. As you said, the so-called addition manual, which is a memo in the customs, records the import of raw materials since then. The raw materials imported by the processing manual can be exempted from import duties and value-added tax, but the finished products are not refunded for export. Also, it doesn't mean that you can import whatever you want with the processing manual. For example, if you are a garment processing factory, of course, you can use the processing manual to import some fabrics, hangers, buttons, and even plastic bags (not all plastic bags). When the finished products are exported, you can make corresponding cuts in the processing manual. But if you want to use the processing manual to import products unrelated to food or clothing, I'm sorry, the customs will not approve it. This involves a question, maybe you will ask, is it necessary to import 10 thousand plastic bags? Isn't that expensive? Not sure, this kind of factory can find suppliers of the same nature (usually Hong Kong and Taiwan enterprises are the majority, and his factories in China), and plastic bags can be bought from them, but they are delivered in the mainland without entering or leaving the customs. Oh, how to operate? It is often heard in China that factories are transferred, and the premise of transferring factories is that the other party must also be a factory of this nature or an enterprise with independent import and export rights.

General trade refers to import and export trade that does not belong to the above methods, such as general trading companies, domestic private enterprises/state-owned enterprises with independent import and export rights, foreign-invested companies, etc. This kind of import and export is generally carried out in the form of general trade, and the customs duties on the customs declaration form are exempt and belong to general taxation. Enterprises can issue VAT invoices, but at the same time, they can enjoy national tax rebate subsidies, and the tax rate is supplemented according to the current national tax rebate rate for import and export commodities.

Question 10: What aspects does international trade include? International trade consists of import trade and export trade, so it is sometimes called import and export trade. Second, international trade can be divided into 1 by commodity form. Tangible trade: the import and export of goods in kind. Such as machines, equipment, furniture, etc. They are all goods in physical form, and the import and export of these goods is called visible trade. 2. Invisible trade: the import and export of technologies and services without physical form. Transfer of patent use rights, transnational services provided by tourism, financial and insurance enterprises, etc. They are all goods without physical form, and their import and export are called invisible trade. Third, according to the relationship between producing countries and consuming countries in trade, international trade can be divided into 1. Direct trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producing countries and commodity consuming countries buying and selling commodities without going through a third country. The exporting country of trade is called direct export, and the importing country is called direct import. Indirect trade and entrepot trade: refers to the behavior of commodity producers and consumers buying and selling commodities through a third country. In indirect trade, producers are called indirect exporters, consumers are called indirect importers, and third countries are entrepot countries, and third countries are engaged in entrepot trade. Four, according to the content of trade: service trade, processing trade, commodity trade and general trade.