With Sino-EU AEO Mutual Recognition Agreement entered into force in late 2015, enterprises which are AEO can enjoy related effective and practical customs clearance benefits such as reduced physical goods inspection rates and the speeding up of clearance through simplified document checks.
This poses higher requirements on enterprises’ operations with regards to customs and internal control. Therefore, enterprises should make comprehensive evaluations, standardize import and export processes, improve internal control policies, and enhance compliance and self-discipline in import and export activities.
The changes and developments of enterprise credit management make European enterprises operating in China face more challenges and opportunities. To help European business better prepare for 2016, the Logistics Plus⊕is pleased to host Mr. Eric Zhou, a leading KPMG partner for trade and compliance, to share his insights on enterprise credit management.
About Topics:
• Background for China customs to update the policies of credit management of enterprises
• Changes in classification for enterprises:
- Simplified classification of enterprises
- Establishment of a dynamic adjustment system
- Involvement of agencies in customs administrative procedures
- Clarify credit rating treatment for enterprises in special cases
• Treatments of customs clearance for enterprises of different classification
• Detailed criteria for ACEs and GCEs
- Internal control
- Financial status
- Compliance level
- Trade security
• Influences of the new rating method
• Update about Sino-EU AEO Mutual Recognition Agreement
- Mutual recognition areas and preferential measures
- Comparison on China and EU AEO system
Agenda:
14:00 - 14:30 Registration
14:30 - 15:30 Presentation by Mr. Eric Zhou
15:30 - 16:30 Q&A and Networking
About Logistics Plus⊕
The Logistics Plus⊕is an event series created by the Logistics Working Group in Beijing in 2015. This initiative features a number of industry-focused events, which aims to bring together the logistics industry professionals to exchange ideas about relevant policies, share best practices, and discuss issues relevant to logistics sector. This initiative is created to supplement regular working group meetings and further strengthen the programming of working group portfolios.
Unlike the Working Group meetings which open exclusively to working group members, the Logistics Plus⊕events open to the general public and offer members a discounted rate for participation.
If you are interested in getting involved with Logistics Plus , please contact Ink Zheng, the working group coordinator, at izheng@europeanchamber.com.cn for details.
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Events have limited seating so to ensure your attendance we encourage advance online registration and payment for ALL events. We cannot guarantee entry to anyone not registered in advance.
All our events are held in English and are off-the-record unless otherwise stated.
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