Bonded Display and Trading

Bonded Display and Trading refers to a business model in which enterprises display and exhibit bonded goods within special customs supervision areas (such as bonded zones, bonded logistics parks, comprehensive bonded zones, etc.) and conduct transactions with overseas or domestic customers. Under this model, the goods remain in bonded status during the display period, and import tariffs and import-related taxes are temporarily not paid. Tax procedures are only handled when actual transactions occur and the goods leave the area. Usage scenarios include: international commodity exhibitions and sales, offline experience for cross-border e-commerce, bonded display of imported goods, etc. Precautions: Enterprises must have bonded display qualifications recognized by customs, and the display venue must meet customs supervision requirements. Goods must not be misappropriated or sold to customers outside the bonded area without authorization. During the display period, inventory and transaction status must be regularly declared to customs. Compared with general trade imports, bonded display and trading can defer tax payments and reduce capital occupation. Compared with bonded warehousing, it adds display and trading functions and focuses more on promoting sales.