Imports in International TradeInstrumentationThe process may seem complicated.In order to make it easier for to conduct this type of business, we have provided you with a detailed guide to importing instruments.

Contracts with foreigners:Before you begin importing, you must have entered into a contract or order for imported instrumentation with a foreign supplier.
Choosing an Agent:It is clear to foreign traders that our company is your imported instrumentation agent.
Payment of goods:You can pay the goods to us first, and then we pay the amount to your foreign business.
Provision of necessary documents:Regardless of whether the foreign shipment is you or our business, we must provide the necessary documents for import.
The Customs Process:When the instruments arrive at the port, our department will start the customs reporting process and can choose the goods you or the foreigner recommend.
6 Handling of documents:We will handle all necessary documents for you to import, including but not limited to trade inspections, 3C exemptions and import licenses.
Payment of taxes:We will notify you of the customs duties and VAT you need to pay and you will need to pay me.
8 The delivery arrangement:After the customs dispatch, we will arrange the delivery for you, or guide you to pick up the goods yourself.
The settlement costs:Upon completion of the business, we will list all actual costs and settle with you.

1) The purchase price of the contract.
International shipping fees and insurance fees.
Tariffs and value added tax.
Domestic costs, including unloading charges, port supplementary charges, port construction charges, domestic shipping charges and warehousing charges.
Customs reporting, reporting and collection costs.
Bank fees, including certificate fees and procedural fees.
Other possible costs.

Depending on the commodity code, different instrument instruments have different tariffs and value added tax rates.

The tariff of commodity code 9015800090 (other measuring instruments and devices) is 5% and the value added tax is 13%.
The customs duty of commodity code 9014800090 (other navigation instruments and devices) is 2% and the value added tax is 13%.
The tariff of goods code 9014209090 (other aerospace navigation instruments and devices) is 2% and the value added tax is 13%;
The customs duty of commodity code 9015400000 (instruments and devices for photographic measurement) is 9%, VAT is 13%;
The customs duty of commodity code 9030390000 (other instruments with recording devices for the detection of voltage, current, resistance or power) is 8%, VAT 13%;
The tariff of commodity code 9031803900 (other undamaged injury detection instruments (excluding radiation detectors)) is 5% and value added tax is 13%.