In order to continue to optimize the market-oriented, legalized, and international first-class port business environment, deepen “benefit-enterprise services”, and help foreign trade companies stabilize growth, expand markets, and improve efficiency, on the afternoon of April 23, the Xiang’an District Science and Technology and Industry Information and Commerce Bureau and Xiang’an Customs held a special presentation on customs policies in the video conference room on the first floor of the Xiang’an District Government Complex Building.
This event will conduct special interpretations for 19 customs advanced certification companies and 45 original general certification companies in the region, covering key industries such as new displays, integrated circuits and semiconductors, intelligent manufacturing, power appliances, modern supply chains, and food processing.
With authoritative policies, convenient customs clearance, and tax reduction dividends reaching enterprises directly, it injects strong momentum into the development of new productivity and high-quality foreign trade in Xiang’an.
This seminar focuses on Xiang’an’s foreign trade pillar companies and industry chain leaders. The participating companies include Tianma Microelectronics, AU Optronics, Lianxin Integrated Circuit, TPV Display Technology, Chenhong Technology, ABB Switch, Yinlu Food, McAudi and other industry benchmarks, as well as many professional foreign trade service companies, forming a good pattern of leading leadership, chain collaboration, and cluster development.
Promote and accurately connect the core needs of enterprises such as import and export customs clearance, credit management, compliance operations, tariff preferences, and intellectual property protection, so that policy dividends can truly be implemented and benefit enterprises.
At the presentation meeting, three business backbones of Xiang’an Customs provided authoritative interpretation and practical guidance around the three core policies.
Wu Tianqiao, deputy chief of the Inspection Section of Xiang’an Customs, conducted an in-depth dismantling of the newly revised “Credit Management Measures for Enterprises Registered and Filing by the Customs of the People’s Republic of China”, focusing on the facilitation incentives, credit cultivation and upgrade paths for advanced certified enterprises, and helping enterprises reduce costs and increase efficiency through credit empowerment.
Yan Jie, deputy chief of the Comprehensive Business Section of Xiang’an Customs, focused on tariff reduction measures and explained in detail the scope of policy application, declaration process and bonus redemption, helping companies make full use of preferential tariff policies such as RCEP.
Tu Wenfeng, Deputy Chief of the Comprehensive Business Section of Xiang’an Customs, focuses on the protection of customs intellectual property rights and guides enterprises to strengthen the protection of innovation achievements, improve compliance capabilities in overseas markets, and escort enterprises to achieve steady and long-term “going global” operations.
The teaching adopts the mode of “policy interpretation + case analysis + process guidance”. The content is pragmatic and full of practical information, and it specifically solves the difficulties and difficulties faced by enterprises in the import and export links.
During the interactive communication session, corporate customs officials actively asked questions on issues such as certification upgrades, declaration processes, risk prevention and control, and the implementation of policies to benefit enterprises. Customs experts answered questions one by one on site and provided precise advice, effectively opening up the “last mile” of policy implementation.
Representatives of participating companies said that this presentation closely followed the actual industry and focused on the pain points of enterprises. It effectively solved practical problems such as credit upgrade, customs clearance process, risk prevention and control, tax reduction declaration, etc., significantly reduced compliance costs and operating risks, and further strengthened the confidence of enterprises to take root in Xiang’an and delve into the international market.
In recent years, Xiang’an District Science and Technology, Industry, Information and Commerce Bureau and Xiang’an Customs have continued to deepen customs-site coordination, regularly carry out “enterprise-benefit actions” such as policy publicity, door-to-door services, and special surveys, constantly optimizing the port business environment, improving customs clearance efficiency, and reducing institutional transaction costs.
In the next step, both parties will continue to focus on the “urgent, difficult and anxious” needs of high-level certified enterprises, leading enterprises in the industrial chain, and specialized and special new enterprises, launch more precise, professional, and customized services, promote direct benefits to enterprises and enjoy the benefits they deserve, support the high-quality development of foreign trade with high-level services, and provide a solid guarantee for the industrial upgrading, opening up, and quality improvement of Xiang’an District.
