Replacement Parts

"Replacement Parts" refer to goods provided by the seller to the buyer, either free of charge or for a fee, during the warranty period or after-sales repair, to replace damaged or faulty components. Usage scenarios include: quality issues with exported equipment where the buyer requests replacement parts; or spare parts supply stipulated in long-term supply contracts. Notes: 1) It must be clarified whether they are free of charge; if free, mark "Free of Charge" or "Under Warranty"; otherwise customs may classify them as general trade and impose duties. 2) When declaring, indicate "Replacement Parts for Repair" and attach the original export declaration number to avoid suspicion of undervaluation. 3) Difference from "Spare Parts": Spare Parts are regular spare parts not necessarily corresponding to specific damage; Replacement Parts emphasize replacing damaged parts and are often associated with warranty. 4) If the replacement parts are of high value, it is recommended to declare them separately and apply for tax refund or exemption.