■   State-owned, foreign-capital and private import & export enterprises 

■   Foreign invested production-oriented enterprises

■   Customs affairs and tariff consulting institutions and law firms 

■   Supply Chain and logistics service institutions 

■   Trade compliance managers/directors, custom affairs managers, compliance managers, import & export managers

■   Managers of company’s customs/trade compliance

■   CFO, tax managers, financial managers/directors 

In 2022, China customs keep implementing the policies such as “customs fully play its roles”, “enhance the support and guidance of policies, help companies release their load and increase the efficiency, continuously optimize the port business environment, reduce the duration of customs clearance, cut the document works in import & export”. Meanwhile, China customs also actively implement the measures such as promoting free trade zone, developing bonded zone, “AEO” mutual recognition and RCEP utilization. When import & export trade companies enjoying the benefits of customs reform and policies, they also need to enhance the compliance management. The current international trade environment is changing, which brings a lot of risks and challenges to the import & export compliance and make the work of compliance practitioners more complicated. 

Based on this, Ficient Global will hold “The 7th China Customs & Tax Summit”. We will invite trade compliance experts from well-known law firms and consulting institutions, senior trade compliance managers and officials from supervisory organizations. They will not only interpret the policies but also analyze real cases, so that participants will better understand the relationship between policies and practice and bring the ideas into daily work. The summit will also help companies understand the priorities and risks when they implement the policies, so the companies can use the beneficial policies into practice more precisely and effectively and the risks can be avoided in advance. Besides, our speakers and participants will discuss how to combine customs compliance and company compliance together under the current domestic and international trade environment, and also share the vision and horizon a compliance practitioner should have to catch up with the trend of the world today.?

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■  Voluntary disclosure policy change and its implementation 

■  Key points to notice when use voluntary disclosure 

■  Interpretation of AEO authorization policy changes and the main eligibility criteria 

■  The relationship between AEO authorization and internal audit 

■  Priorities at each step: pre-audit, during the audit and post-audit 

■  Improvements need to make from  “customs compliance” to   “enterprise compliance” 

■  Compliance and risk control of customs   “repairs”  such as paying the overdue duties and late submission of documents 

■  Interpretation of the scope of supervision and case studies about how to determine a standardized declaration 

■  How to bring works related to inspection and quarantine into customs affairs management 

■  Priorities in import & export practice of special industries/products

■  Interpretation of the reform of customs supervision mode of bonded processing

■  Common customs risks and compliance solution for bonded processing enterprises 

■  Requirements and compliance of repair and maintenance in comprehensive bonded zone 

■  Case studies of common problems about value declaration 

■  How to submit standard value declarations and the solutions of customs value disputes 

■  Case studies about practical problems related to origin rules and preferential tariffs 

■  Origin related problems in trade issues such as UFLPA and export control 

■  Reforms, main changes and trends discussion about the recent customs supervision 

■  How to enhance the compliance risk identification and how to identify risk levels 

■  How to develop the trade compliance management strategies considering both the domestic and international environment

Highlights

■   Managers of company’s financial, tax and transfer pricing 

■   Supply chain managers, purchase managers, logistics managers and materials managers 

■   Managers of company’s supply chain, logistics and import & export 

■   Legal managers, project managers, business operations directors, sales managers 

■   Professionals from law firms, accounting firms and relevant trade consulting institutions, etc