Electricity Supplier Export Tax Rebate Is Expected To Come Out

< p > the State Administration of taxation is working closely with the Ministry of finance to conduct intensive research on the issue of tax refund and exemption for cross-border e-commerce exports. The relevant policies will be launched in the near future, and will be introduced as soon as possible or before October 1st.

The industry believes that this is a great advantage for cross-border electricity providers.

In the "downturn" of traditional foreign trade, cross-border e-commerce has sprung up and has been valued at the national level.

The general office of the State Council recently forwarded the opinions of the Ministry of Commerce and other departments on the implementation of policies related to the retail export of cross-border e-commerce, and pointed out that the relevant departments will formulate and publish tax policies adapted to e-commerce exports in the near future.

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"P >" Zhang Weihua, director of the import and export tax office of the General Administration of the State Administration of Taxation, said: "a lot of e-commerce is engaged in small trade, pporting goods through express, mail and other ways. The number of exports is large but the amount is small.

This part of the electricity supplier is unable to provide customs declarations at present, and can not enjoy tax refund according to the existing regulations.

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< p > "the introduction of the export tax refund policy for e-commerce providers is first of all to adapt to the development of cross-border e-commerce."

Zhang Weihua said, "in addition, the policy further clarified that the electricity supplier's export tax exemption can reduce the export cost of enterprises, facilitate market competition, and further promote the development of cross-border electricity providers."

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< p > according to the reporter's understanding, the export tax exemption policy for cross border electricity suppliers will stipulate that value-added tax and consumption tax shall be tax exemption or refund for qualified e-commerce export goods.

Among them, the general taxpayer who can provide special invoices for value-added tax applies the tax refund policy of VAT and consumption tax, and a vat and consumption tax exemption policy for small scale taxpayers who can not provide VAT invoices.

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Zhu Anshun, chief executive officer of Taobao electric Island, the main cross-border 3C of P and electronic products, told reporters: "we may have only a few dozen dollars per product. Now B2C has not been included in customs statistics, so we have not received any tax rebate, which is a bottleneck for our electricity supplier and SMEs."

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< p > Taobao island has a revenue of about US $10 million a year in line with the tax rebate terms. Zhu Anshun said: "according to the tax refund rate of 16% to 17% of electronic products, the preferential tax rebate policy for cross-border electricity export will bring 1 million 600 thousand to 1 million 700 thousand US dollars tax rebate per year to Taobao Island, which is certainly a great benefit to the electricity providers and SMEs."

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< p > Ministry of commerce data show that cross-border e-commerce pactions in 2011 amounted to about 1 trillion and 600 billion yuan, reaching 2 trillion yuan in 2012.

In 2012, China's foreign trade growth rate was 6.2%, while the cross-border e-commerce trade scale grew by more than 25% over the same period.

Zhang Daming, deputy director of China International Electronic Commerce Center, said recently that China's cross-border e-commerce has developed rapidly in recent years, and the scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions will continue to expand in 2013. The growth rate is expected to be around 30%.

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< p > third party survey data on Alibaba customer sales show that in 2012, Alibaba platform was active in more than 80 thousand Chinese suppliers, accounting for 5% of foreign trade export enterprises, and created 1 trillion and 300 billion exports, equivalent to 20% of the total export volume of SMEs in China.

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< p > AI consulting "2012-2013 China cross border Electricity Market Research Report" predicts that the scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions in China will continue to develop rapidly, and by 2016, it will reach 6 trillion and 400 billion yuan, accounting for 18.5% of the volume of import and export trade.

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< p > under this background, the current policy has not adapted to the demand of the electronic business platform and enterprises.

Experts pointed out that the state's customized policies for cross-border electricity providers to promote their development, to maintain stable growth in import and export trade, and promote the pformation and upgrading of foreign trade has far-reaching significance.

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< p > on the one hand, cross border e-commerce can effectively reduce intermediate links, promote the pformation of foreign trade development mode and enhance international competitiveness.

A small business person in charge told reporters: "e-commerce directly sold domestic products to overseas terminals, saving trade intermediate links costs, compared to traditional offline trade, profits will be 20% to 30% higher."

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< p > on the other hand, the low cost of trial and error of cross border new products will spawn many domestic products in the field of subdivision to build up international brands.

Xiao Feng, vice president of Alibaba, one of the Internet's one-stop foreign trade service platform, told the economic reference daily that traditional foreign trade mainly sells products to overseas buyers. Overseas consumers only know that they are "made in China" and their brands are foreign.

And the electricity supplier directly matches overseas consumers, so that foreigners can see more Chinese brands.

This is a real consumer brand with high brand loyalty, which is conducive to domestic manufacturing and R & D capabilities to achieve international brand dreams.

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< p > in addition, the electricity supplier is a highly refined industry. Cross-border electricity suppliers will further optimize and improve the entire import and export industry chain, and enhance the competitiveness of Chinese enterprises in the world.

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Liu Zhiyong, founder of the Overseas Trade Federation, said in an interview with the economic reference Daily: "the demand of overseas users is changing. More demand is for small purchases and online retailing in the future. Only by adapting to the needs of overseas consumers can p be foothold.

Foreign trade enterprises need to pform their production process, channel system and brand marketing system. "

He said: "the state's policy for cross-border electricity supplier industry is to let everyone feel at ease, because confidence is more important than anything else."

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