In recent years, cross-border import e-commerce in China has developed faster and faster. In addition to national support, the continuous increase in import and export e-commerce in the cross-border e-commerce field is also an important reason. So today let’s take a look at what cross-border import e-commerce platforms are there?
What are the cross-border import e-commerce platforms?
1. International B2C cross-border e-commerce platform:
Amazon: The world's largest e-commerce company; business covers 16 countries
eBay: A global e-commerce and auction website with operations in 24 countries
Wish: A global B2C e-commerce company that focuses on low prices and has 100 million daily visitors.
AliExpress: One of the top three English online shopping websites in the world
2. Import cross-border e-commerce platforms: Tmall Global, Suning Overseas Shopping, NetEase Kaola Overseas Shopping, Ymatou, SF Overseas Shopping, etc.;
3. The most promising cross-border e-commerce platform in Southeast Asia:
Shopee: Targeting the Southeast Asian market, with more than 180 million products
Lazada: Alibaba's e-commerce brand for Southeast Asia
4. Localized cross-border e-commerce platforms: Newegg in the United States, Trademe in New Zealand, Flipkart in India, Walmart in Walmart, Yandex in Russia, MercadoLivre in the United States and Brazil, etc.
What taxes do I need to pay for cross-border imports?
(1) Import tariff: refers to the tax that needs to be paid on imported goods passing through the customs border of a country.
Calculation method: ad valorem, ad quantity, compound taxation, and some special commodities will use special calculation methods.
(2) Luggage and mail tax: refers to the import tax on luggage and mail items
(3) Value-added tax: my country stipulates that the basic value-added tax rate is 17%. For certain important materials related to national economy and people's livelihood, the value-added tax rate is 13%.
(4) Consumption tax: At present, the country only imposes consumption tax on four types of products. The first is consumer goods whose excessive consumption may cause harm to health, such as tobacco, alcohol, firecrackers, etc.; the second is luxury goods; the third is high-energy consumption products; and the fourth is non-renewable petroleum-based consumer goods.
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