Italy Foreign Trade Commission Organizes Shoe Companies To Promote Sales In China

2010/7/22 9:58:00 55

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The Foreign Trade Commission recently joined the Italy Footwear Manufacturers Association to organize fifty or sixty well-known footwear manufacturers in Italy to promote Italy shoes. Meanwhile, the footwear products produced in the 50s and 80s of last century were selected from the exhibition of Italy shoe museum.

Lai Shiping, chief representative of the Beijing Office of the Italy Foreign Trade Commission, stressed that they have released the "Italy footwear industry trend" in Beijing for the past two years in a row. This activity has become a platform for communication between Italy footwear industry and Chinese distributors, and has played an important role in expanding the export of Italy shoes to China.

Supplement:

The EU official gazette has recently published regulation No. 33/2010 to make new rules for the classification of footwear, so as to facilitate the EU to make a clearer definition of the "shoe upper" in shoe classification.

The EU is one of the main export areas for footwear enterprises in Dongguan.

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Class and tax rate.

The new rule comes from the European court decision.

European Union

Importers are required to pay common duties when importing foreign products, and the rates of common duties vary according to the type and origin of the products.

Recently, the regulation No. 33/2010 published in the official communiqu of the European Union clarified the terms used in different categories of shoes in the combined names to facilitate the EU's assessment of the tax rates for each category of footwear.

Regulation No. 33/2010 was adopted on the basis of the European Court's ruling on the interpretation of footwear duties.

In May 22, 2008, at the request of the Danish Ministry of Taxation and shoe trading company EccoSkoA/S, the European Court of justice interpretate 6403 products (shoe upper leather made shoes) and shoe No. 6404 made of textile materials.

Footwear traders claimed that the sandals should be classified into leather footwear category, but the tax department was mistakenly classified as footwear categories made from textile materials.

How the classification will affect the tariff will be increased by 9%, according to the classification of the Ministry of taxation.

Because of this legal dispute, the European court must interpret what is meant by the shoe upper to determine the classification of the sandals.

The Court emphasized that the decisive criterion for judging how products should be classified in the customs category is the objective characteristics and characteristics of products.