Cross-border payment foreign exchange verification and cancellation
VAT Payment and Tax Filing
How are the export agency fees structured for 2025?
The current mainstream charging models include:
Basic service fee: Charged per customs declaration (2025 market price: ¥300-800/declaration)
Proportionate fee based on cargo value: Generally 0.3%-1.5% (depending on the product risk level)
Additional service fees:
Express customs clearance: ¥500-2000 per time
Return shipping fee: ¥50-150 per order
Exception Handling: Billing Based on Actual Working Hours
Special attention should be paid to the newly added items in Announcement No. 22 of the General Administration of Customs in 2025.Classification Pre-ruling Service FeeIt is recommended to confirm the fee details with the agent in advance.
How to determine whether to delegate export agency?
It is recommended to seek professional agency services under the following circumstances:
The annual export batches exceed 20 shipments and involve multiple international markets.
Manufacturers whose products involve3CCertification/Special Regulations Such as Food Contact Materials
The failure rate of customs clearance at the destination port exceeds 5%.
The export tax refund cycle exceeds 90 working days.
Encountering AEO certification re-audit or customs inspection
What potential risks should be guarded against in the agency export model?
Recent common dispute cases reveal three major risk points:
Risk of Document Authenticity: In 2024, a certain agent was fined 1.78 million yuan for forging a certificate of origin.
Logistics timeliness risks: It is recommended to clearly stipulate the delay compensation clause in the contract.
Joint tax liability: Abnormal operations of an agency company may result in obstacles to export tax rebates.
It is recommended to choose those certified by the China Customs Brokers Association.Class AAA Customs Brokerage Enterprise, and request the submission of professional liability insurance certification.
What are the key agency service details to consider for emerging market exports in 2025?
For RCEP member countries and the Middle East and Africa markets, it is recommended to focus on:
ASEAN Rules of Origin: Application for FORM E Certificate under Cumulative Rules
Middle East Halal Certification: Agency coordination required for Islamic Chamber of Commerce certification
African COC Certification: Some countries require pre-shipment inspection
Digital currency settlement: Integration of crypto payment channels in countries such as the UAE
How significant is the cost difference between self-operated exports and agency exports?
Taking an enterprise with an annual export volume of 20 million yuan as an example: