In 2025, import and export enterprises experienced unprecedented changes in tariff policies on a global scale. China has actively taken various measures to respond to the persistently volatile and complex trade environment. As a result, enterprises are continually facing new difficulties and challenges in the practical implementation and management of trade compliance. Relying solely on existing knowledge structures, operational methods and ways of thinking is no longer sufficient to address the current complexities.
Based on this, Ficient Global will hold " The 10th China Customs & Tax Summit". Experts in trade compliance from renowned law firms and consulting agencies, senior trade compliance managers and officials from regulatory authorities will provide enterprises with case-based and practical interpretations of hot policy changes, share new methods and perspectives for handling trade compliance work, and ultimately help companies enhance their multidimensional and comprehensive trade compliance capabilities.
■ 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
Why Attend This Summit?
Who Should Attend?
■ 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
■ 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
Highlights
■ U.S.-China trade policies, trade negotiations and updates on tariff policies under the Trump administration
■ Interpretation of industry tariff policies and compliance risks
■ Overview and analysis of major new tax policies in China
■ Current status of collaborative management between customs and taxation
■ Recent developments in China’s counter-sanction measures
■ Key review points for royalty payments
■ Common price challenges, disputes and responses
■ Determination of statutorily inspected goods
■ Common declaration issues for statutorily inspected goods
■ Case analysis of declaration errors and inaccurate declarations
■ Origin determination and risk advisory for entrepot trade
■ Review key points for offshore transfer trade
■ Compliance of U.S.-related processing trade and bonded operations
■ Compliance of controlled items in comprehensive bonded zones
■ Practical guide to identifying dual-use items, item classification and code confirmation
■ Application procedures for dual-use item export licenses
■ Customs supervision of import and export of dual-use items
■ New challenges in price, classification and origin compliance
■ Balancing between customs compliance, taxation, export controls and supply chain
■ Multidimensional trade compliance and comprehensive capacity building for enterprises
