Everyone who has been in contact with cross-border e-commerce knows that there are four export models for cross-border e-commerce. Let’s compare these four export models.
1. Cross-border e-commerce special area exports.
Cross-border e-commerce special area exports can be divided into special area parcel retail exports and special area export overseas warehouse retail.
Special area parcel retail export refers to the mode in which goods enter special areas such as comprehensive bonded areas through general trade exports and obtain export tax rebates; after completing sales through e-commerce platforms, they are packaged into small parcels in the special area and leave the country Then delivered to overseas buyers.
Special area export to overseas warehouse retail refers to the export of goods through general trade into special areas such as comprehensive bonded areas, where the goods are managed and packaged in the special area, and then exported to overseas warehouses in batches and completed on overseas e-commerce platforms. A model of retailing and then packaging the goods from overseas warehouses to overseas buyers.
2. Special area parcel retail export process.
Enterprises must first set up a site that meets the requirements in the comprehensive bonded zone, register e-commerce qualifications, and implement information system docking with the customs. They must set up a special electronic account book for “export cross-border e-commerce” in the second phase of the Customs and Excise Department. Special regional parcel retail export business. The process for retail export of parcels in special areas is as follows:
The goods enter the comprehensive bonded area. Enterprises within the zone should declare the import verification list in the second phase of the Golden Customs System, and enterprises outside the zone should fill in the export customs declaration form (the supervision method is general trade); enterprises within the zone should declare the entry verification form and goods entering the zone.
After the goods are retailed, they will leave the comprehensive bonded area. Overseas buyers place orders and pay through cross-border e-commerce platforms. Relevant enterprises pass transaction, collection, logistics and other information to the customs and declare a declaration list (supervision code 1210) in the unified cross-border e-commerce system. Customs compares relevant information and releases declaration list. After the enterprise packs the package (the overseas buyer’s express delivery note is affixed to the package), after the integration of the second phase of the Jinguan system, an export verification list (supervision code 1210) is generated, and then the export verification list is declared. Depending on whether the comprehensive bonded zone includes an exit port, enterprises can choose to export directly or go through customs transfer procedures to the exit port.
For 1210 special area export overseas warehouse retail, the export overseas warehouse business model should also be registered with the customs and provide overseas warehouse certification materials. The purpose of establishing the second phase of the Jinguan system is that other requirements and procedures for “overseas warehouses” are basically the same as those for general cargo export in special areas.
The above is a comparison of the four export models of cross-border e-commerce. I hope it will be helpful to everyone.