Customs Valuation

Author: Wang Yanchun
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: This series aims to convey two layers of meaning: first, its content, which is a comprehensive overview of various customs affairs in China, systematically introducing the current operational status and relevant knowledge of China's customs authority and affairs; second, its function, which allows readers to become familiar with China's customs management system and legal regulations through the series, and understand the correct approaches and methods for handling various customs affairs. The series is based on the current laws, regulations, rules, and publicly released normative documents of China's customs, with a structure organized around the various customs affairs and business categories, providing a comprehensive introduction to the functions of customs, the services customs provide to society, and the essential knowledge that society needs to understand about customs. Designed along these lines, the entire series consists of 15 volumes. The content and writing style of the series adhere to the principles of being popular, concise, and practical, with concise and simple language, lively and vivid text, making it easy to read, understand, and comprehend. To avoid the common complaint of dryness, the entire series is carefully arranged with cases, cartoons, and illustrations, integrating knowledge with interest, making it aesthetically pleasing to look at and engaging to read. The authors of each volume are impeccable, selected from a group of energetic and highly skilled customs professionals from the General Administration of Customs and grassroots customs offices. The entire series embodies the dedication of customs professionals. The writing topics assigned to the authors of each volume are their professional responsibilities in their respective roles, with many serving as experts or leaders in their departments or business fields. They are practitioners and implementers of China's customs legal systems and measures, clearly understanding what society needs to know about customs and what customs needs to communicate to society. Therefore, their contributions undoubtedly possess professionalism, authority, and practicality. It should be specially noted that we have also engaged some experts from the General Administration of Customs to review certain volumes of the series to ensure its quality.