Customs Audit Chronicle

Author: Yao Wen
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Publish Date: 2002-11-01
Features: As a national supervisory authority for inbound and outbound border control, customs has the power to levy, reduce, deduct, and refund taxes, shouldering the dual mission of guarding the motherland and serving the national economy. One-third of China's fiscal revenue comes from customs tax collection. Customs are divided into three types: border customs (land customs), distributed along China's 22,000-kilometer border; coastal customs, distributed along China's 18,000-kilometer coastline; and the third type is inland customs that are neither near the coast nor the border. Fang Jialuo, the president of Daha City Star Group, spent heavily on money and beauties to try to bribe customs officials, and used various connections and means to steal the confidential technical data of the customs satellite monitoring system. Deputy Director Sun Wei of the Public Security Bureau and Customs Supervisor Li Sishen, under the correct leadership of the Municipal Party Committee and close cooperation with Customs Chief Li Zenggang, overcame countless difficulties to recover the stolen confidential data, arresting the main players with commercial espionage and smuggling group backgrounds—Zhou Fuyun, Yi Yanyunlis, Zhao Shouo, and their leader Fang Jialuo. The storyline is full of twists and turns, suspense, and the glorious image of our public security officers and customs officials.