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Customs Declaration Practice (Second Edition)

Rating 3.4
Word count
173K words
Chapters
59
ISBN
9787301287859

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Summary

This book provides a systematic and comprehensive account of the theoretical knowledge and practical skills required of a professional customs declarant. It focuses on the management of customs declarants and declaring entities and on China's foreign trade control system; the entry and exit procedures for various goods and the completion of customs declarations; the classification of import and export goods and the collection of duties and taxes; and common English terms used in customs declarations. To facilitate study, each chapter opens with learning objectives, and the text makes extensive use of charts, worked examples, and links; each chapter also includes review questions on its key content. Comprehensive in coverage and written in accessible language, the book can serve as a textbook for higher vocational programs in international trade, logistics management, business English, and e-commerce, as well as a reference or training resource for society-wide customs declarant qualification examinations.

Editor's review

As a second edition, this textbook is structured around professional customs declaration competence, linking the management of declaring entities and personnel, foreign trade control, entry and exit procedures for various goods, completion of customs declarations, goods classification and duty collection, and customs English into a complete chain from understanding the system to putting it into practice. Its strength lies in its practical format: each chapter sets learning objectives, the text incorporates charts, worked examples, and links, and each chapter ends with review questions for combining classroom instruction with practice and for self-learners to test themselves chapter by chapter. The explanations are accessible, with operational guidance on error-prone areas such as completing declarations and classifying goods. It is suitable as a course textbook for higher vocational programs in international trade, logistics management, business English, and e-commerce, and also for exam review or social training for customs declarants. When reading, it is advisable to take procedures and documents as the axis, doing the worked examples and review questions as you learn, so as to turn regulations into concrete actions in completing declarations and classifying goods rather than merely memorizing provisions without practicing operations.

Who it's for

A good fit for

  • Students in higher vocational programs in international trade, logistics management, business English, e-commerce, and related fields
  • Candidates preparing for the customs declarant qualification examination who need systematic review of operational points
  • Teachers and trainees in social training institutions teaching practical customs declaration courses
  • Newly hired personnel in customs declaration and documentation roles at foreign trade enterprises who need to get up to speed quickly

Not a good fit for

  • General readers seeking industry stories or career documentary-style books
  • Experienced practitioners with extensive hands-on customs declaration experience who only need to consult the latest regulatory texts
  • Readers interested only in the macro theory of international trade and not in documentary operational details

Reading tips

  1. Read each chapter's learning objectives first, then use the charts and worked examples to understand the procedures, and finally self-test mastery with the end-of-chapter review questions.
  2. Treat completion of customs declarations and goods classification as priorities; fill in forms by hand while comparing with worked examples as you read to build operational memory.
  3. Compare the regulatory provisions in the book with current actual business practice and, when discrepancies arise, promptly consult the latest regulations or confirm with the course instructor.
  4. Exam candidates may first read through once to build a framework, then use the review questions on the second pass to identify weak chapters and focus on breakthroughs.

Contents

  1. 版权信息
  2. 前言
  3. 模块1 报关活动准备工作
  4. 项目1 报关与报关管理
  5. 任务1 报关员备案登记
  6. 任务2 报关单位注册登记
  7. 任务3 报关业务
  8. 模拟试题
  9. 项目2 对外贸易管制
  10. 任务4 调研我国主要贸易管制措施
  11. 任务5 纺织品临时出口许可证
  12. 模拟试题
  13. 模块2 报关作业实施与管理
  14. 项目3 一般进出口货物报关
  15. 任务1 一般进口货物报关
  16. 任务2 一般出口货物报关
  17. 模拟试题
  18. 项目4 保税货物报关
  19. 任务3 保税加工货物报关
  20. 任务4 保税物流货物报关
  21. 模拟试题
  22. 项目5 其他货物报关
  23. 任务5 特定减免税货物的报关
  24. 任务6 暂准进出境货物的报关
  25. 任务7 转运货物与过境货物的报关
  26. 模拟试题
  27. 项目6 报关单填制
  28. 任务8 进口报关单的填制
  29. 任务9 出口报关单的填制
  30. 模拟试题
  31. 模块3 进出口商品归类与报关核算
  32. 项目7 进出口商品归类
  33. 任务1 商品归类操作
  34. 模拟试题
  35. 项目8 进出口税费计算
  36. 任务2 进口税费的计算
  37. 任务3 出口税费的计算
  38. 模拟试题
  39. 项目9 其他核算
  40. 任务4 滞纳金计算
  41. 模拟试题
  42. 模块4 报关英语
  43. Project 10 Necessary Documents for Customs Declaration 实用报关单
  44. Task 1 Packing List
  45. Task 2 Bill of Lading
  46. Task 3 Commercial Invoice
  47. Task 4 Certificate of Origin
  48. Task 5 Customs Declaration Form
  49. Exercises
  50. Project 11 How to Communicate with Customs Officers 如何与海关官员沟
  51. Task 6 Register of Customs Broker
  52. Task 7 Approve and Register of Customs Declarant
  53. Task 8 Customs Clearance for Inward and Outward Passengers
  54. Exercises
  55. Project 12 Classification of Goods under Customs Supervision
  56. Task 9 Customs Clearance for Exhibits and Other Necessary It
  57. Exercises
  58. 综合实训题
  59. 参考文献

FAQ

Can I follow this textbook without any customs declaration background?
Yes. Each chapter opens with learning objectives, the main text uses charts, examples and links to aid explanation, and the exposition is accessible, making it suitable for readers with no prior knowledge to study in chapter order. It is recommended to first read through the system and procedure sections, then move on to operational chapters such as form completion and commodity classification, using the chapter-end review questions to check understanding.
Can this book be used directly for customs broker qualification examination review?
This book can serve as a reference book or training material for qualification examination review, covering main content such as the management of customs brokers and entities, foreign trade control, goods inbound and outbound procedures, customs declaration form completion, commodity classification and tax collection. However, examination scope and regulations are updated, so it is advisable to rely on the current year's examination syllabus and latest regulations, using this book to build foundations and practice operations.
What foundation is needed for the customs declaration English section?
The book covers common English vocabulary in customs declaration forms, which is terminology recognition at the operational level and does not require a high level of English. Business English majors can use it directly; other readers are advised to first familiarize themselves with the English expressions for each column of the declaration form, then repeatedly cross-reference and memorize them alongside the form completion examples, looking up and noting unfamiliar words as they go.

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About the author

橐云婷 Author · Chinese

Tuo Yunting is identified in currently available records as a Chinese author, but public information about her is very limited: her birth and death years, educational background, and professional experience are not clearly documented. According to the library's holdings, she has only one work to date, Customs Declaration Practice (2nd Edition), which is categorized under exam preparation and is intended for the study of and preparation for customs declaration work. Books of this kind generally cover customs clearance procedures, regulatory systems, and practical operations, emphasizing both the understanding of rules and their application in practice, and are usually written in a clear, well-organized style suited to reference and exercises. Because verifiable information is limited, it is not possible at present to assess the overall character of her writing style or her broader influence; readers may learn more from the specific content of the book.

董章清 Author · Chinese

Dong Zhangqing is a Chinese book author about whom limited public information is available. What can be confirmed is mainly his identity in connection with an examination-oriented book. His representative work is Customs Declaration Practice (2nd Edition), an examination-related publication intended for people studying customs declaration practice and preparing for relevant assessments. Based on the available material, his writing focuses on combining customs clearance procedures and professional standards with examination requirements, helping readers organize key points systematically and prepare for tests. Because more detailed biographical and writing records are lacking, his education, professional experience, institutional affiliation, and long-term writing plans cannot be confirmed. Overall, Dong Zhangqing's name is associated with a practical customs declaration exam preparation book, which offers readers usable study material in this specific area of test preparation.

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