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1. What this review is
The Import Tax & Duty Second Opinion Review is a written, independent assessment of an existing or proposed China import tax position.
It is designed for situations where you already have:
- A planned import transaction or project
- A proposed duty relief or exemption approach
- A tax guarantee or deferred payment strategy
- An internal or third-party tax or customs opinion
This review focuses on structural tax exposure and regulatory risk, based strictly on publicly available laws, regulations, and policy logic.
It is intended to help you determine whether your current tax position is sound, fragile, or high-risk before shipment.
2. What this review is NOT
This review is not:
- A tax planning or optimization service
- A binding tax, duty, or classification ruling
- An execution, filing, or customs clearance service
- A guarantee of exemption approval or tax outcome
No customs declaration, filing, negotiation, or authority communication is included.
3. How this review works
This review is conducted asynchronously and entirely in writing.
Process:
- You submit written background information and materials
- The review is conducted based on publicly available tax and duty rules
- A written Second Opinion summary is delivered
No live calls or real-time discussions are required.
4. What you need to prepare
To request a Second Opinion Review, please be prepared to provide:
- A description of the goods and intended use
- Your proposed import model and timing
- Any duty relief or exemption basis you are relying on
- Whether tax guarantee is involved
- Key deadlines or shipment constraints
- Your primary concern or uncertainty
All materials should be submitted in writing.
5. Request a Second Opinion
If you believe a Tax & Duty Second Opinion Review may be appropriate, please proceed via the link below.
5.1 Before you submit (2–3 minutes)
This review focuses on import tax, duty, and customs valuation logic under public rules.
Please provide concise, factual information.
If a detail is uncertain, write “Unknown” rather than guessing.
5.2 Field guidance
- Company / Brand Name
- Country / Region
- Product Description
- Product Category (client wording)
- Proposed Entry Path
- Current Plan or Advice Received
- Primary Concern / Question
- Timeline Sensitivity
- Supporting Documents (optional)
Legal entity or brand responsible for the import declaration.
Exporting country and any known origin considerations.
What the product is, how it is used, and its basic commercial nature.
Your internal or commercial classification (e.g., consumer goods, food product, device, accessory).
General Trade, CBEC, Express Shipment, or Postal Item (if applicable).
Any customs advice, HS code, valuation method, or tax position you have already been given.
The key tax, duty, or valuation uncertainty you want reviewed.
Shipment timing, clearance urgency, or dispute deadlines.
Invoice, contract, product description, prior customs feedback, or broker advice.
5.3 What happens after submission
You will receive a written Second Opinion focused on tax logic, valuation risks, and structural exposure under public customs rules.