E-Commerce Policy Helps Small And Micro Enterprises Directly Go International

In recent years, China's foreign trade growth has slowed down, and cross-border electricity providers have suddenly become a new growth point in foreign trade.

According to statistics of China Electronic Commerce Research Center, in 2014, the scale of cross-border e-commerce pactions in China was about 4 trillion and 200 billion yuan, up 33.3% over the same period last year.

Among them, exports account for about 85.4%.

"Cross-border electricity supplier shortens the traditional supply chain and effectively reduces the cost of intermediate links, which is a new channel for foreign trade enterprises to explore the international market.

Wei Jianguo, vice-chairman of the China International Economic Exchange Center, believes that small and medium enterprises should participate in Global trade with the help of e-commerce platform, directly facing the individual needs of customers and help them climb from the low end of the global value chain to the middle and high end, which is consistent with the general direction of pformation and upgrading made in China.

Insiders pointed out that cross-border electricity providers are developing rapidly and objectively.

The new demand has been put forward in the links of customs clearance, payment and settlement, while the lag of regulatory mode has led some cross-border electric business operators to walk in the "grey area", which not only restricted the healthy development of the industry, but also brought hidden trouble to the normal trade order.

The opinions of this time put forward five supporting measures: customs, inspection, taxation, remittance and finance.

"The settlement of electricity export business has always been a difficult problem. The new measures issued are undoubtedly good, and hope that the relevant implementation details will be landed as soon as possible.

"A person in charge of a foreign trade enterprise in Yiwu, Zhejiang, told reporters that enterprises are planning to carry out cross-border e-commerce retail import business, and hope that relevant tax policies will be clarified as soon as possible.

It is worth noting that the opinions issued on the issue also cultivate a number of public platforms, foreign trade comprehensive service enterprises and self built platforms, cross-border.

Personnel training and training, regulating cross border e-commerce business behavior, giving play to the role of industry organizations and strengthening multi bilateral international cooperation, put forward specific requirements.

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Xiao Feng, deputy general manager of integrated service platform, believes that in the past, some foreign trade enterprises were unable to get preferential treatment services because of their small size. Through developing the comprehensive service platform for foreign trade, small businesses could enjoy great services. By improving paction conditions, simplifying the trading process and providing credit guarantee, more small and medium enterprises would have the opportunity to go directly to the front desk and directly face the international consumers, which would help to make their own brands bigger and stronger.

"If there is no series of policies and measures promulgated by the State Council, the situation of foreign trade this year will be unimaginable.

"At the regular news conference of the Ministry of Commerce in June 18th, Shen Danyang, spokesman of the Ministry of Commerce, expressed his concern about the foreign trade situation to the media.

Statistics show that in May 2015, the country's import and export volume was 1 trillion and 970 billion yuan, down 9.7% from the same period last year.

In May, the import and export of foreign trade still declined, while imports dropped more.

It is reported that in the case of traditional import and export downturn, cross-border electricity providers have become a new channel for China to promote the development of foreign trade.

Shen Danyang believes that in terms of exports, the external demand continues to slump, the traditional competitive advantage is weakened, and the currencies of some major market countries are substantially reduced against the US dollar, which has become the three biggest pressure facing the steady growth of China's exports.

He disclosed that the Ministry of commerce is now formulating new measures in conjunction with relevant departments, with emphasis on helping enterprises reduce their burdens.