Driven by the continuous development of Internet technology and international logistics, cross-border e-commerce can be said to be the darling of the Internet. It has developed rapidly in recent years. More and more companies are involved in cross-border e-commerce. However, as the number of participants continues With the increase and the continuous exploration of the blue ocean market, the profit growth rate of cross-border e-commerce companies has begun to slow down. At this time, have you ever thought about thinking from a different angle, reducing costs and increasing profits? For cross-border e-commerce companies, in addition to competition It is becoming increasingly fierce, and the neglect of export tax rebates is also a major reason for the slowdown in profit growth. So, let’s take a look at what conditions are required for cross-border e-commerce tax rebates!
Cross-border e-commerce can also export tax rebates.
When it comes to export tax rebates, cross-border e-commerce companies believe that this is something that only traditional export trade can enjoy. For e-commerce sellers who directly send small packages or express express to the destination country, they can also use the “9610 code” “Obtaining export tax rebates is subject to supervision by various agencies and units. It can be said that it requires “layers of checkpoints” to obtain tax rebates. However, for e-commerce sellers who declare bulk cargo exports and have standard “overseas warehouses”, the profit margins here are astonishingly large.
Cross-border e-commerce tax refund conditions.
1. Goods that must be subject to value-added tax and consumption tax.
2. The goods must be declared for export.
3. The product must be for financial sale.
4. The goods must have been collected for export and written off.
The export tax refund rate is the ratio of the actual tax refund amount for exported goods to the tax refund calculation basis. The value-added tax refund rate is stipulated by the state, mainly 17%, 15%, 13%, and 11%.
, 9%, 8%, 6%, 5%, etc.
The above introduces the conditions required for cross-border e-commerce tax rebates. The export tax rebate policy is a means for the country to balance the tax burden on domestic products, enhance the international competitiveness of products, and expand export trade. On the one hand, it reduces the burden on sellers. The tax burden can also increase the international influence and competitiveness of the product. The export tax rebate is of great help to the enterprise when it invests in the company. Sellers need to invest a lot of money and time in exporting. The export tax rebate policy not only reduces the pressure on sellers , it also expands the core competitiveness of the product and increases the international influence of the product. It is an important welfare policy for export sellers.