The Ministry of Commerce issued "on the implementation of Cross-border E-commerce retail exports of relevant policy advice" to break the ice of export barriers

Ministry of Commerce and other departments recently issued "on the implementation of Cross-border E-commerce retail export policy advice," on the retail export enterprises in the customs, inspection and quarantine, tax and other aspects of the problems encountered by specific measures. The policy has undoubtedly broken the ice of export barriers and is a major boon to all retail exporters-as the network increasingly permeates the business sector, Cross-border E-commerce is also more prevalent. However, the difference between E-commerce retail export and traditional trade mode is great, the current management system, policies, regulations and existing environmental conditions can not meet its development requirements. 　　In order to promote the healthy development of Cross-border E-commerce, the State Council recently forwarded the Ministry of Commerce and other departments "on the implementation of Cross-border E-commerce retail export policy advice" notice. Retail export enterprises to celebrate good e-commerce exports in the mode of trade, freight transport, payment and settlement and other aspects of traditional trade with a greater difference. 　　The current policy is not suitable for cross-border E-commerce retail export enterprises demand statistics show that in 2011, China's Cross-border e-commerce turnover of about 1.6 trillion yuan in 2012, about 2 trillion yuan, trade scale faster. However, the export of e-commerce in the way of trading, freight transport, payment and settlement and other aspects of traditional trade with a greater difference. The current policy has not been adapted to the needs of Cross-border E-commerce retail export enterprises in the form of mail, express, etc., resulting in many inconveniences in customs, inspection and quarantine, collection and payment, taxation and so on. 　　The introduction of the implementation of the support of Cross-border E-commerce retail exports of the relevant policies, in response to these problems put forward concrete measures. It is understood that the current Cross-border E-commerce in China is mainly divided into enterprises (that is, business-to-business) and enterprises to consumers (ie, consumer) trade patterns. In business-to-business mode, enterprises use E-commerce to advertising and information dissemination, transaction and customs clearance process Basic online completion, essentially still a traditional trade, has been included in the Customs general trade statistics. In the mode of business, China's enterprises directly facing foreign consumers, to sell personal consumer goods mainly, logistics, mainly the use of aviation packets, mail, courier and other means, the main body of the declaration is the postal or courier companies, most of which are not included in the customs registration.