The Latest Policy Judgment: Cross Border E-Commerce Policy Incentives Will Not Change.

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The policy of "double kings" was launched in April 8th, triggering a "fusing" mechanism in some bonded areas.

With the dream of China's going to the world store, the cross-border electricity supplier mode created by China's electricity supplier is the world's focus of reform door to be opened or closed?

The cross-border electricity supplier comprehensive tax system was released and the positive list was released. The cross-border electric business community called the "double kings" policy triggered a uproar in April 8th, and even triggered a "fusing" mechanism in some bonded areas.

All of us are asking: is the world's most important reform door open or closed?

The Institute issued the latest policy decision.

First, the main reason for the new cross-border electricity tax reform is before.

The mode is equivalent to a part of commodities in the actual operation process, which is almost equivalent to zero consumption tax, zero value-added tax and zero tariff, which will cause obvious tax inequality with general trade import.

When the amount of online shopping import bonded mode will not be paid attention to, but after its volume growth, "easing contradictions, guiding the development of norms" will naturally become the original intention of the policy.

Two, as the "pilot" has been basically the practice of exploring the 4 regulatory modes of cross-border e-commerce import and export, the callback of tax policy is sooner or later.

However, what needs to be judged is: the consistent style of policy making in China's market management is: "try and put aside, continue to use reform to invigorate the market". At the same time, the callback to the high point also means that the trend of gradual easing has been fixed. "Dilatation of the list and preferential tax" may only be a matter of time. "Emphasizing the supervision in advance, weakening the inspection in the matter and strengthening the subsequent tracking" have been frequently discussed in the field of inspection and quarantine.

Three, the unprecedented support for "cross-border e-commerce" by the top government authorities has determined that the policy dilemma will only be the throes of "policy pition period and regulatory operation switching period".

General secretary Xi Jinping, when inspecting Henan logistics bonded center, put forward the strategy of "buying the whole world and selling the whole world" strategically. Prime Minister Li Keqiang put forward in the government work report that "business model innovation should be encouraged."

"Expanding the cross-border e-commerce pilot"; Guo Fa No. 24 "the State Council's opinions on vigorously developing e-commerce to accelerate the development of new economic power" request: "enhance the efficiency of cross-border e-commerce clearance."

We should actively promote the construction of the comprehensive service system of "single window", such as customs clearance, inspection and quarantine, settlement and payment of import taxes, and simplify and improve the clearance process of cross border e-commerce repair and refund, and improve the efficiency of customs clearance.

In the late February, the Minister of the Ministry of Commerce, Gao Hu Cheng, pointed out that "we need to vigorously develop cross-border e-commerce to achieve shopping overseas without going out, which is also a priority for our work this year".

Four, the 4 regulatory models for cross border e-commerce are explored in China. The governments of the world are in a stage of wobbling and reference to the import of cross-border e-commerce. The contents of the "e-commerce" reciprocity rule are frequently seen in various trade negotiations. Although all countries want to export more, they will inevitably get the same export preferences with import preferences. Fair trade will guide the policy to move forward decisively in the course of turbulence.

More importantly, the market is the absolute principle, and demand is the absolute principle in the hard truth.

Research institutes predict that by 2020, cross border shopping will reach 1 trillion dollars, and the proportion of the total B2C e-commerce market will exceed 29%.

Moreover, it is believed that fuses are not caused by policies themselves, but rather by the rush of policy implementation.