Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the implementation of the "zero tariff" policy for imported goods in Hainan Free Trade Port, detailing the management and regulatory framework for "zero tariff" duty-free shops and products aimed at local residents [1][2]. Group 1: Regulatory Framework - The "zero tariff" imported goods must be uniformly imported by the operating units of "zero tariff" duty-free shops from abroad and must undergo the necessary customs procedures [4][5]. - "Zero tariff" imported goods should be sold in designated areas or counters and must not be mixed with other products [5]. - Operating units must submit a written application to the General Administration of Customs and obtain approval before registering to operate "zero tariff" duty-free shops [5][6]. Group 2: Operational Requirements - The setup standards for "zero tariff" duty-free shops and their warehouses must comply with customs supervision requirements and be capable of online verification [6][7]. - Approved "zero tariff" duty-free shops must be inspected and registered by the local customs authority before commencing operations [6]. - The shops must have information systems that meet customs supervision requirements for sales settlement, identity verification, and inventory management [7]. Group 3: Consumer Regulations - Residents purchasing "zero tariff" imported goods must present valid identification and undergo identity verification [2][10]. - The duty-free shops are required to confirm that the purchaser meets shopping qualifications and must transmit transaction records and identity verification data to customs in real-time [2][10]. - There are annual limits on tax-free shopping amounts, types of goods, purchase frequency, and quantity, as per regulations from relevant authorities [8]. Group 4: Legal Compliance - Any individual or entity involved in smuggling or violating customs regulations will be subject to penalties according to the Customs Law and related regulations [8][10]. - Criminal activities will be prosecuted under applicable laws [8]. Group 5: Definitions - "Operating unit" refers to enterprises qualified to operate "zero tariff" imported goods for local residents [9]. - "Zero tariff" duty-free shop is defined as a shop approved by the General Administration of Customs to sell "zero tariff" imported goods to local residents [9]. - "Zero tariff" imported goods include items listed by relevant authorities that are imported duty-free for sale in these shops [9].
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Xin Lang Cai Jing·2026-02-07 06:20