If you buy perfume in Hong Kong and bring a lot back, will you be caught by the customs to pay taxes?

Cheap low-grade perfume, no problem within 10 (small bottle).

If it's high-end perfume, you have to pay taxes according to the regulations.

On August 1 2007, China Customs raised the import tariff on perfume from 20% to 50%.

1 0,000 yuan perfume is subject to 500 yuan tax.

However, at present, the customs' policy on passengers is spot check, and only those who are spot check have to pay taxes.

If it is really a spot check, 1-2 will do. It is said that it is for personal use, not smuggling. If it is ground with the customs, the general customs will release it.