1. Foreign transportation expenses: transportation expenses by sea, land and air from ports, institutions or borders of exporting countries to borders, ports and airports of China.
2. Transportation insurance premium: the above insurance premium in transit.
3. Unloading fees: These fees include dock unloading fees, crane fees, barge fees, dock construction fees, dock warehouse rental fees, etc.
4. Import Taxes Taxes collected by the customs during the import process (including taxes collected on behalf of the customs) include: customs duties, product taxes, value-added taxes, consolidated industrial and commercial taxes and local surcharges, salt taxes, import adjustment taxes, trade adjustment taxes with Taiwan, vehicle purchase surcharges, etc.
Import tariff is the tariff levied by a country's customs on imported goods and articles. Countries no longer use transit tariffs and export taxes are rarely used. The so-called tariffs mainly refer to import tariffs. Imposing import tariffs will increase the cost of imported goods, raise the market price of imported goods and affect the import quantity of foreign goods. Therefore, all countries regard import tariffs as a means to restrict the import of foreign goods. Proper use of import tariffs can protect domestic industrial and agricultural production, and can also be used as an economic lever to regulate domestic production and economic development.