Shop Tax Hurts C2C Happy B2C

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< p > May 30th, the industry came to the news that 5% of the business tax will be levied by e-commerce outlets, which is like dropping an atomic bomb in the electricity business.

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"P" recently, reporters on the matter to the SAIC, Liu Hongliang, director of the Ministry of finance, the director of the Institute of Fiscal Science, Jia Kang, deputy director of the Ministry of finance, deputy director of the Institute of science and technology, Liu Shangxi, etc., but perhaps based on the sensitivity of the topic itself, these people basically responded with "no knowledge".

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< p > if the rumor is true, < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_c.asp" > Alibaba < /a > C2C will become the key area of taxation.

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< p > < strong > the possibility of levy is not large / < /strong > < /p >.

During the two sessions this year, Zhang Jindong, chairman of sunning Yun business and Wang Tian, chairman of Hunan BBK commercial chain, called for a tax on Internet pactions.

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< p > Zhang Jindong explained that because of the rapid development of the electricity supplier, the corresponding supporting measures failed to keep pace with it, which directly led to about half of the annual volume of pactions away from the law.

At the same time, the e-commerce industry is full of non registered businesses, non tax sales and counterfeit products.

The emergence of such phenomena brings unfair competition to the industry and is not conducive to the healthy and sustainable development of the industry.

It is suggested that the relevant departments such as industry and commerce, quality inspection and other departments should strengthen the management of product quality supervision, protection of intellectual property rights and reasonable taxation.

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< p > < strong > > for a time, < a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_q.asp >" shop tax levy < /a > topic has triggered a number of tongue wars in the electricity business community and even in society.

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< p > according to the media quoted sources, the tax on domestic Internet shops is now in countdown, and the relevant ministries and commissions have begun to discuss specific tax collection measures. It is possible to levy a 5% business tax on Internet stores during the year.

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Before P, the media revealed that at a secret meeting held in Beijing in March this year, the Ministry of Commerce and the Ministry of Finance consulted the investment institutions with the experience of e-commerce investment to collect the specific methods of tax collection.

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< p > strong > all kinds of signals seem to imply that the tax collection process of online shops is irresistible.

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< p > recently, the reporter has verified the matter to Liu Hongliang, director of the market division of the State Administration for Industry and commerce, Jia Kang, director of the Institute of Fiscal Science of the Ministry of finance, and Liu Shangxi, deputy director of the Financial Science Research Institute of the Ministry of finance.

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< p > this phenomenon, insiders told reporters that these people kept silent about this matter, which may be mainly based on two reasons: first, the tax matters are still under discussion; at present, before the government has not released the matter, it is not appropriate to divulge the information beforehand; another reason may be in the taxation of online shops, there are still different voices in the discussion, and specific matters still remain variable, so it is not convenient to comment.

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The regulations on the management of network invoices, which were formally implemented in P April 1st, were once regarded as precursors to the taxation of electricity suppliers.

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< p > April 15th, the Ministry of development and reform, the Ministry of Finance and other 13 departments jointly issued the notice on further promoting the healthy and rapid development of e-commerce.

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< p > Li Chengdong, an independent analyst in the e-commerce industry, told reporters that the taxation of online shops is an irresistible trend. The difference is only a matter of time earlier or later.

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< p > but Li Chengdong pointed out that "it is estimated that the state will not implement relevant policies in the year, because the taxation of online shops still needs a period of investigation and research, to listen to the views of the community, as well as trial and feedback processes, and to be fully promoted before the experiment is mature."

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< p > a person engaged in the work related to the tax industry on the Internet told reporters that if the state really taxed the net shop, it might establish a specialized network tax monitoring center, which would link the comprehensive tax collection and management system, the internal invoice management system and the network paction platform, and obtain the real online paction data of the online store operators, so that every paction could be realized and the tax receivable should be collected.

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< p > < strong > < a href= > http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_f.asp > B2C < /a > website will be significantly better / < /strong > /p >

< p > at present, the mainstream B2C websites such as Tmall and Jingdong are normal tax paying platforms in China's e-commerce websites.

The electricity tax currently mentioned is mainly based on the large number of small and medium C2C sellers on Taobao.

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< p > for this, there are two different views in the industry. The view is mainly based on their respective interests.

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< p > with the traditional retail sellers as the main business groups, they basically agree with the taxation matters of online shops, such as Suning.

While the online business oriented e-commerce companies, hold reservations or do not agree with this.

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< p > and another view is that taxation on Internet stores is a bit too hasty. At present, it should be "water fish culture". After most small and medium-sized shops have a certain ability to resist risks, they should levy taxes on them.

In addition, some people oppose the taxation of online shops from the perspective of social employment.

According to this view, a large number of online shops have solved a considerable number of people's employment. Under the background of China's current employment situation is not optimistic, the tax collection of online shops may lead to many online shops closing down, thereby reducing the digestion ability of this field to social employment.

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< p > approvers believe that if taxes are imposed on entities only for long periods of time, they do not levy taxes on Internet stores, which may eventually lead to mass bankruptcy of physical stores.

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< p > if the tax matters are implemented, the Taobao in China's C2C field may become a key area.

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< p > data show that in 2012, Taobao and Tmall achieved a breakthrough volume of pactions, of which Tmall's turnover was roughly 200 billion yuan, with a conservative estimate of Taobao's trading volume of about 800 billion yuan.

If the amount of tax deduction and exemption is not calculated and roughly calculated, with a tax of 5%, the businesses on Taobao will increase the tax cost of nearly 40 billion yuan a year.

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< p > the insiders who are engaged in the work related to the tax industry point out that if the state taxes the shop, it will bring certain business risks to Taobao and small and medium-sized sellers.

"First of all, there are some shops with irregular source channels. If they want to levy taxes, they have to issue related invoices first, and some shopkeepers can hardly do this. In addition, it is not clear whether the tax on net shops will be traced back to the time point of the first order, and if so, many shops will not earn enough tax.

Once the policy is implemented, it will be an obvious advantage for Suning and other B2C websites.

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