Interpretation of the Customs Policy No. 75: What signals are released by the cross-border e-commerc

On June 13th, the announcement of the General Administration of Customs No. 75 policy made the cross-border circle boiling: additional customs supervision mode codes "9710" and "9810" were added. Cross-border e-commerce B2B export goods are applicable to national customs integration, and can also be used " "Cross-border e-commerce" mode to transfer customs. The policy will be officially implemented from July 1, 2020.

Many cross-border e-commerce companies said that the implementation of the new policy will be a great benefit for cross-border B2B export companies, Amazon FBA operators and overseas warehouse e-commerce business practitioners, which means that the future cross-border export policy will be clearer and more reflective The real export data and transaction data of the entire cross-border industry are published, but the future supervision will continue to increase.

The final word! Read the Customs Announcement No. 75 to carry out the pilot of B2B export supervision of cross-border e-commerce

Sun Xiangyang, co-chairman of the World Customs Organization’s Cross-Border E-Commerce Working Group, told Hugo.com that the Customs Policy No. 75 had a positive effect on cross-border B2B exports and sent three major signals:

1. Support the development of cross-border e-commerce and expand the business scope of cross-border e-commerce enterprises. The previous cross-border e-commerce business was mainly business-to-consumer (B2C). The introduction of the Customs Document No. 75 means that not only B2C, but also the business-to-business model (B2B) of large-volume export goods is also included in the category of cross-border e-commerce , Help e-commerce companies expand their business.

2. Support export. Help more export enterprises better cope with the export sales crisis under the epidemic situation.

3. Support the development of cross-border e-commerce overseas warehouse business. Previously, exports under the B2C model could only be directly to consumers, and the export of large quantities of commodities must be handled as general trade, so the overseas warehouse model could not be included in the management of cross-border e-commerce policies. With the support of the cross-border B2B policy, the overseas warehouse model can be used as a cross-border e-commerce management, which has an important role in helping companies further solve the problems of customs clearance, transportation, and tax refunds.

So, what types of cross-border e-commerce businesses can participate in the B2B export pilot? It is mainly divided into two types: one is direct export of cross-border e-commerce enterprises to enterprises. After the domestic enterprises reach a transaction with the overseas enterprise through the cross-border e-commerce platform, the goods are directly exported to the overseas enterprise through cross-border logistics. The customs added a code of supervision mode "9710", which is applicable to goods directly exported by cross-border e-commerce B2B; the other is cross-border e-commerce export overseas warehouses. Domestic enterprises will send exported goods to overseas warehouses through cross-border logistics. After the online e-commerce platform realizes the transaction, it will be delivered to the buyer from the overseas warehouse. The customs added a code of supervision mode "9810", which is applicable to goods exported to overseas warehouses by cross-border e-commerce.

According to Sun Xiangyang, according to Customs Document No. 75, the cross-border e-commerce enterprises participating in the pilot need to meet the domestic enterprises involved in cross-border e-commerce B2B export business, including cross-border e-commerce enterprises, cross-border e-commerce platform enterprises, logistics enterprises, It is necessary to register with the local customs in accordance with the relevant provisions of the registration management of the customs declaration unit. In addition, cross-border e-commerce enterprises that carry out overseas warehouse business should also carry out the filing of the business model of exporting overseas warehouses at the customs.

It is worth mentioning that cross-border e-commerce companies also need to pay attention to the following points during the customs clearance process:

1. Cross-border e-commerce enterprises or their entrusted agent customs declaration enterprises, domestic cross-border e-commerce platform enterprises, and logistics enterprises should submit declaration data and transmit electronic information to the customs through the "single window" or "Internet + customs" of international trade, and Take corresponding legal responsibility for the authenticity of the data.

2. Cross-border e-commerce B2B export goods should comply with relevant inspection and quarantine regulations.

3. When the Customs conducts inspections, cross-border e-commerce enterprises or their agents, and operators of supervisory workplaces shall cooperate with Customs inspections in accordance with relevant regulations. Customs conducts inspections in accordance with regulations, and priority can be given to inspections of cross-border e-commerce B2B export goods.

4. Cross-border e-commerce B2B export goods are applicable to national customs integration; you can also use the "cross-border e-commerce" model to transfer customs.