1. The overall inspection rate of Belgian customs clearance will increase, and customs spot checks will increase.

2. The inspection of low declaration may be more strict, and once the customs determines that the low declaration will result in additional taxes and fines.

3. Belgium's tax inclusive customs clearance faces higher risks, which may result in increased costs and freight rates.

1. The declared value of the goods is too low
The goods are cleared at the Belgian customs, and the customs system compares the declared value of the products with the value of similar products in the system. If it is found that the declared value of the goods is lower than the value displayed by the system, the corresponding goods may be inspected by the customs department.

2. Incorrect HS code

In the face of big data control, there is no loophole to talk about. There is another reason for the inspection of goods, which is that there is an error in the customs HS code of the declared goods. In import and export trade, corresponding customs codes are divided according to different types of goods.

1. Compliant declaration, without deliberate concealment, underreporting, or omission. The frequent occurrence of thunderstorms and the tracing of past customs clearance records by European and British customs in recent years indicate that compliance declaration is a trend.

2. Self tax customs clearance may be subject to random inspections by customs, but it is only a normal random inspection of customs declaration at each checkpoint. As long as the declaration is truthful, it can ultimately be inspected and released. Compared to the risk of goods being confiscated, the risk of customs clearance and inspection is much lower.

3. Belgian customs focus on inspection and declaration. Recently, customs have conducted spot checks on some products with higher tax rates, such as clothing, bags, and shoes. It is recommended that sellers do not use incorrect customs codes, false sales links, or declared unit prices. The customs code should match the actual material of the goods, and do not deliberately use low tax rate customs codes.

4. For products with a zero tax rate, do not deliberately increase the declaration due to the absence of tariffs, falsify the declaration, and make it reasonable. If the declaration is deliberately inflated, it may also cause customs inspection and may be judged as concealment and fined by customs.