Chinese businessmen all know one thing: policy is not only a guide but also a business opportunity. It can be said that cross-border e-commerce is “foreign trade with Chinese characteristics.” The huge consumer market and the unrivaled manufacturing ecosystem are the two major advantages of my country’s cross-border e-commerce leading the world. Based on these two advantages, there are many successful cases in the domestic e-commerce and consumer electronics fields such as Alibaba, JD.com, Xiaomi and other rapidly rising top companies.
In the division of labor in the global economy, brands, channels and sales are all in developed markets. Our manufacturing links have long earned less profits, lack the right to speak, resource support is unsustainable, and various costs are rising. Personalized consumption has led to a significant shortening of product cycles and a deterioration of the living environment of processing plants. The proportion of China’s Internet economy in GDP has exceeded that of Europe and the United States, but China’s small and micro enterprises contribute 35% to 40% of GDP. They are also an important source of employment and innovation. In Germany, the GDP contribution rate of small and micro enterprises reaches 52%. %, Mexico is 54%, France is 58%, and Italy is as high as 67%.
It is becoming more difficult to detect infringements. Illegal acts of selling items that infringe on intellectual property rights across regions and borders through the Internet are constantly emerging. It is difficult to supervise foreign trade write-offs and to attribute the nature of foreign exchange receipts and payments. Under the online direct sales model, individual foreign-related trade operations have no registration, no filing, no customs declaration, and no write-off. They are settled directly through personal foreign currency card accounts and are outside the cross-border trade logistics and capital flow supervision system.
Under the new situation, affected by factors such as continued global economic weakness and sluggish external demand, coupled with factors such as rising domestic factor costs, appreciation of the RMB and low-end product structure, my country’s traditional foreign trade advantages have gradually declined. loss. Against the background of the deteriorating foreign trade situation, policy departments have successively deployed cross-border e-commerce export business regulations, trying to inject vitality into the export business from the policy perspective and promote the transformation and upgrading of foreign trade.