Russian Customs Is Preparing A New Deal To Levy Taxes On All Overseas Online Shopping Parcels.

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< p > two days ago, a heavy message came from the cross-border a href= "http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_p.asp" > the electricity supplier industry < /a >: the Russian customs is planning to levy 10% on all overseas online shopping parcels.

Although the plan is still under discussion, it still brings a hint of gloom to the cross-border electricity supplier industry in Russia, because once the bill is implemented, the cross-border electricity supplier trade to Russia will be affected.

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Under the background of the slow growth of traditional export trade, cross-border e-commerce has been widely mentioned, especially this year. Just like this year, like a spring breeze, thousands of trees and flowers bloom, many traditional traders or entrepreneurs have turned their attention to cross-border e-commerce. P

The "black horse" of cross-border e-commerce has become the trump card for promoting growth.

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Less than P, while the domestic cross-border electricity supplier is booming, the demand for foreign electricity providers is also rising.

Among them, the most cross-border and most rapidly growing countries are the United States, Russia, Brazil, Ukraine and other countries. The products they purchase most are: < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > clothing < /a > luggage, mobile phones, < a target= "_blank" href= "http://www.91se91.com/" > shoes "less", "lamps", "lamps" and some mass customization services.

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< p > "now Russia is already the fastest growing country of e-commerce in G20 countries. The citizens who participate in online shopping have exceeded the two big e-commerce powers in Germany and France, and the demand for procurement is greater."

Li Xing is a toy dealer in the first district of Yiwu International Trade City, and also on the cross-border e-commerce platform.

He used to send a batch of goods to Russian customers in a week, but now he sends them every two or three days.

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However, the question whether the Russian market can continue this trend is a question mark after P.

On the 22 th of this month, according to a report by Russian TASS society, according to Hugo net, an official of the Moscow Customs Bureau said that the customs plan of the country would impose a 10% tariff on the parcel sent to each foreign website.

The official said: "we are now discussing the tax plan. For tariffs, the plan now discussed is for buyers to pay, that is, Russian consumers need to pay an additional 10% tariff on purchases of goods from overseas online stores."

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At present, the Russian customs only charge 30% of overseas packages with a weight of more than 31 kg and a customs value of more than 1000 US dollars, but the duty is not less than 4 euros per kilogram.

If the scheme is passed and implemented, this means that Russian consumers will pay extra tariff fees from overseas online shops, and the cost will increase by 10%.

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< p > "Russia, as an emerging market, has become one of the fastest growing regions of Yiwu's foreign trade exports in the past two years."

Liao went to cross-border e-commerce a year earlier than Li Xing.

He believes that in the field of cross-border e-commerce, Russia's performance is not inferior to traditional export trade, which is a hot market in the foreign trade business this year.

If the tax law is implemented, it will have a very negative impact on cross-border e-commerce between Yiwu and Russia.

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< p > "if implemented, the volume of goods exported through cross-border e-commerce platforms to Russia may shrink."

Mr. Liao said that although the scheme is passed on to buyers, the most influential one should be the seller of another country.

When foreign electricity providers and Russian local electricity suppliers homogenized competition, there will inevitably be a part of consumers will fight for domestic electricity suppliers because of price problems, which will enhance the competitiveness of Russian domestic suppliers.

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< p > industry insiders believe that there are about 23 cross-border e-commerce sellers in Yiwu, and some of them may be affected.

The electricity supplier should make preparations as early as possible, diversify in the direction of export market, and can not hang on a tree.

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