Due to the large increase in the number of people in the cross-border e-commerce industry in recent years and the mixed situation, the cross-border e-commerce market is extremely chaotic. In order to regulate the cross-border e-commerce industry, the government has introduced a new e-commerce tax policy. So, let’s learn about it together. Let’s talk about the impact of the new cross-border e-commerce tax system on enterprises!
The impact of the new cross-border e-commerce tax system on enterprises.
1. The new cross-border e-commerce tax system provides a basis for equal competition between traditional enterprises and emerging enterprises.
Currently, cross-border e-commerce retail imports a reasonable quantity of goods for personal use, and postal taxes are actually levied on mailed items. In addition, postal taxes are targeted at non-trade imported goods, including customs duties, consumption tax and value-added tax at the import stage. As a result, tax rates are generally lower than the comprehensive tax rates for similar imported goods. Cross-border e-commerce retail imported goods enter the country through postal channels. The transaction has trade attributes, but only postal taxes are levied throughout the process. The overall tax burden is lower than similar general goods sold in China and trade imported goods. Causes unfair competition. To this end, the policy will levy import value-added tax, consumption tax and tariffs on cross-border e-commerce retail imported goods according to the goods.
2. The new cross-border e-commerce tax system basically meets the personal consumption needs of consumers.
As for the new cross-border e-commerce tax system’s “new deal” limit of 2,000 yuan for a single transaction and 20,000 yuan for an individual’s annual limit, some people in the industry believe that it may be too low to meet consumers’ basic consumption. need. The relevant person in charge of the Ministry of Finance stated that in order to develop cross-border e-commerce, the policy temporarily provides corresponding tax preferences in the tax rate setting. In order to reduce the impact on the general trade import industry, transaction limits are set. In addition, according to the analysis data of single transaction amount and price distribution in pilot cities across the country, industries within the scope of the imported goods list implement a transaction limit of 2,000 yuan, and the annual transaction limit for individuals is basically 20,000 yuan. Meet consumer requirements. For personal consumption needs, general trade or postal tax policies will continue to apply outside the scope, and there will be a one-year “transition period”, providing a buffer time for cross-border e-commerce to adapt to the new situation. tax policy”.
3. The new cross-border e-commerce tax system promotes the long-term development of cross-border e-commerce.
After the introduction of the new tax system for cross-border e-commerce, some people in the industry said that the introduction of the “new tax policy” has led to a “decline” in the cross-border e-commerce situation, which is not conducive to the development of cross-border e-commerce; however, Let’s look at the impact of the “New Taxation Deal” on cross-border e-commerce in the long run:
1. Before the New Deal, goods entered the country through mail channels, and personal postal taxes were levied on mailed items. In addition, postal taxes were applicable to Non-trade imported goods.
2. The implementation of the “New Deal” on taxation has established industry standards and promoted the development of industry standards.
The above introduction is the sharing of relevant knowledge about the impact of the new cross-border e-commerce tax system on enterprises. The new cross-border e-commerce tax system conveys the government’s intention to promote the standardized development of the cross-border e-commerce industry through policy and institutional reforms. Intent, in the current economic environment of rapid globalization, the global market has a huge demand for cross-border online shopping, and imported cross-border e-commerce is an inevitable product of the explosion of residents’ overseas demand. After the economy develops to a certain level, consumption will The development prospects of overseas e-commerce are still good.