As my country’s cross-border e-commerce import market continues to develop and grow, regulatory issues have gradually become more prominent. This article will introduce the relevant situation of China’s cross-border e-commerce import supervision, including regulatory policies, regulatory agencies and regulatory measures.
1. Supervision policy.
1. Cross-border e-commerce import supervision policy.
In April 2016, the State Administration of Taxation, the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology, the Ministry of Commerce, the General Administration of Customs, and the General Administration of Quality Supervision, Inspection and Quarantine jointly issued the “Measures for the Supervision of Cross-Border E-Commerce Retail Imported Commodities”, clarifying the Regulatory requirements and procedures for e-commerce imported goods.
In April 2018, the State Administration for Market Regulation, the General Administration of Customs and other departments jointly issued the “Notice on Regulating the Work of the Comprehensive Pilot Zone for Imported Cross-border E-Commerce Retail”, further clarifying the requirements for imported cross-border e-commerce retail. Regulatory requirements and processes for merchants and retail.
2. Import tariff policy.
On July 1, 2018, my country began to implement a new import tariff policy, canceling import tariffs on many commodities, providing more convenient conditions for the development of cross-border e-commerce imported commodities.
3. Tax policy.
In order to standardize the tax management of cross-border e-commerce imported goods, my country has successively introduced a series of tax policies, including value-added tax rates, personal mail shopping tax rates, consumption tax policies, etc., aiming to provide cross-border e-commerce import services. The development of commodities provides a clearer and more reasonable tax policy environment.
2. Regulatory agencies.
China’s cross-border e-commerce import supervision involves multiple departments, including customs, taxation, commerce, quality inspection and other relevant departments.
1. Customs.
The Customs is the main regulatory agency for my country’s cross-border e-commerce imported goods and is responsible for the supervision, inspection, inspection and release, and taxation of imported and exported goods.
2. Taxation.
The tax department is mainly responsible for the tax management and collection of cross-border e-commerce imported goods.
3. Business.
The Commerce Department is mainly responsible for the import and export management and supervision of cross-border e-commerce imported goods.
4. Quality inspection.
The quality inspection department is mainly responsible for the quality supervision and inspection of cross-border e-commerce imported goods.
3. Supervision measures.
In order to regulate the development of cross-border e-commerce imported goods, my country has adopted a series of regulatory measures, including:
1. Tax supervision.
Through tax supervision, standardize the tax collection of cross-border e-commerce imported goods to avoid problems such as tax evasion.
2. Random inspection.
The customs department conducts random inspections of cross-border e-commerce imported goods to ensure the quality and compliance of the goods.
3. Logistics supervision.
Logistics companies require “mother packaging” packaging of goods in the exporting country to ensure the safety and integrity of exported goods. At the same time, my country’s customs has also strengthened the supervision of cross-border e-commerce import logistics and strengthened the management of logistics enterprises.
4. Electronic supervision.
Through electronic supervision, the entire process of cross-border e-commerce imported goods can be supervised. Customs and tax authorities have taken a series of measures to implement online supervision of cross-border e-commerce imported goods to avoid quality and safety issues.
In short, the continuous development and growth of the cross-border e-commerce import market has provided new opportunities and challenges for my country’s import and export trade. The Chinese government has strengthened the supervision and management of imported goods through cross-border e-commerce through a series of policies and measures, providing a healthier, orderly and sustainable development environment for the market, and also providing more opportunities for cross-border e-commerce sellers. opportunities and development space.