What do you mean by customs goods?

Customs goods refer to confiscated goods that have not passed the customs. Although there are great benefits, there are also high risks in not paying taxes.

Customs goods are generally goods seized by the customs and auctioned by the customs according to law. Customs goods refer to confiscated goods that have not passed the customs. Although there are great benefits, there are also high risks in not paying taxes. Simply put, customs goods are confiscated parallel imports.

Many of these items were seized by the customs for various reasons, and then no one claimed and redeemed them. After the time limit stipulated by the customs, it was auctioned by the customs. Before participating in the customs auction, bidders, auctioneers, some enterprises and individuals can see the goods before bidding, and the customs will also verify the authenticity of the goods before handing them over to the auction.

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According to the law, customs is the competent department to investigate and deal with smuggling. In order to maintain national economic security and foreign trade order, the General Administration of Customs of China resolutely cracked down on smuggling crimes. China implements the anti-smuggling system of "joint anti-smuggling, unified management and comprehensive management", and the customs is responsible for the organization, coordination and management of anti-smuggling work with the cooperation of public security, industry and commerce and other law enforcement departments.

Unified handling of seized smuggling cases. The customs anti-smuggling police, established in 1999, is the main force of the country to crack down on smuggling and criminal activities. According to the unified deployment and command of the customs on anti-smuggling work, it is responsible for the investigation, detention, arrest and pre-trial of smuggling criminal cases, and comprehensively uses criminal law enforcement and administrative law enforcement means to crack down on smuggling.

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