In recent years, China Customs has actively pushed forward various reforms and introduced new policies with greater frequency. While this has made some customs clearance processes easier, it has also created challenges. Enterprises can explore a number of strategies to increase the efficiency of customs clearance and reduce the costs of importing into and exporting from Chinese Mainland. These strategies include special processing trade arrangements, special customs supervision areas, free trade agreements (FTAs) and other strategies.
Moreover, with rapid changes to the external environment, international trade is facing great uncertainty worldwide. In light of this, enterprises need to formulate strategies attuned to their businesses and sectors of operation, such as compliance management, go-global strategies, financing structures, supply chain stability analysis and tariff impact analysis. These will enable them to better cope with the complex international environment and market competition.
KPMG’s Trade and Customs Practice can deliver customs-related advice to clients at a country, regional and global level. We have a specialised trade and customs team consisting of over 60 professionals and technical specialists with backgrounds in law, economics, finance and accounting. Our professionals are able to effectively represent and articulate our clients’ concerns to government authorities.
We help our clients reduce their customs-related costs and expenses and enhance trade processes and strategies. We provide guidance regarding the proactive management of customs compliance.