The essence of cross-border e-commerce is international trade. In current international trade, the proportion of cross-border e-commerce is still very small. But the growth momentum shows that international trade is moving from offline to online.
1. How to establish a cross-border e-commerce company?
1. Establishment entity (those who meet the conditions do not need to re-establish)
Main requirements: trading company, business scope includes e-commerce, import and export business, etc., and has its own online mall.
2. Cross-border e-commerce filing
Process: Submit paper materials and electronic port account opening application→pass account opening and customs preliminary inspection→pass material preparation and customs offline review→declare to customs Permissions, platform installation client → customs declaration and filing.
Key points of filing: The key to establishing cross-border e-commerce lies in whether it can pass the filing. The filing procedures are complex. Many companies fail to register due to incomplete data preparation, unqualified subject qualifications and other reasons. It is recommended here that it is best to operate through a professional organization. It saves time and also saves costs.
2. What impact does the new policy have on cross-border e-commerce?
With the rapid development of cross-border e-commerce, cross-border e-commerce tax reform has been implemented for a long time, but rumors and controversies about cross-border e-commerce have never stopped. Recently, there are rumors that it will be difficult to import Chinese milk powder in the next few months, and some people even asked “Who will protect Chinese milk bottles?” This is undoubtedly a trauma to tax reforms aimed at encouraging the normalization of cross-border e-commerce trade. The new cross-border e-commerce import supervision policy is about to be adjusted.
Adjustment opinions generally refer to the general trade proposed by the New Deal, and then propose a cross-border e-commerce retail import supervision model. It is recommended to suspend the implementation of specific regulatory measures involved in the New Deal for one year and retain the adjustments to tax rates under the New Deal. At the same time, the adjustment opinions require that during the one-year transition period when the new policy control measures are suspended, cross-border e-commerce should be prepared in accordance with the requirements of customs clearance reports.
After the introduction of the new policy, personal income tax has increased and decreased. In the short term, cross-border e-commerce may experience a decline, but no industry can maintain rapid growth all the time. After slowing down, the market will consolidate and then enter a second round of growth. During the adjustment process, some companies that relied on low-cost competition in the past will be eliminated.