Half a month ago, someone was talking about raising the price of fishing. Let's get this over with。
There are two main questions: first, what can you buy? Second: how to pay taxes
First question
The newly launched list of retailed imports of cross-border electronic commerce defines what a cross-border electrician can sell。
(cross-crosser electrician: you're the one who buys and buys.)
The list includes a total of 1142 8-bit items, mainly domestic consumption requirements, which meet the regulatory requirements of the relevant sector and which objectively allow access to consumer goods, including food drinks, clothing and footwear caps, household appliances and cosmetics。
No, we're here
But there is no need to worry too much. The customs department has made a special presentation and the list will be adjusted in due course, depending on such factors as the development of cross-border e-commerce and changing consumer demand。
And the second question: how to pay taxes
Tax changes applicable to listed goods — the circular on retail import tax policies for cross-border electronic commerce is being implemented today。
Previously, most commodity taxes were 10 per cent, with exemptions for imports with taxes below $50. That means that you're going to pay a tax
But now 50 bucks is off duty! The tax-free era is over
So, how
In other words, a single transaction is less than 2,000 dollars, duty is zero, vat, excise tax is levied at a rate of 7 per cent; more than 2000 is fully taxed。
For example, a $2,600 suit, 600 in excess of the limit, is charged in full。
Changes in commodity tax rates within the limit value: (70 per cent)
Does that mean fishing cost more
Not necessarily, depending on the circumstances。
More
Because of commodities with a unit price of less than $500, such as food, mother and child commodities, the cost of shopping increases because of higher tax rates for such commodities。
Cheaper
For imported clothing, which was not subject to excise taxes per se, the postage tax was previously levied at 20 per cent, while the tax rate was reduced by 8. 1 per cent after the new deal. At the same time, high-end cosmetics, such as perfume, used to be taxed at up to 50 per cent for post-neo-government duties and costs。
How do you get it
There are many ways to buy overseas goods at home. A cross-border electrician
It can also be mailed and transferred to china from foreign shopping sites. Previously, the block had been subject to a policy of spot-checking and stamp duty based on personal effects. This can be done after the new deal without access to public platforms to provide purchase, payment and logistics documents, except for higher tax rates。
For example, clothing was previously taxed at 20 per cent, but is now taxed at 30 per cent. However, there is still a $50 exemption from the stamp duty. This means that, after the new deal, some of the paddy goods are tax-free。
For example:
Three hundred dollars of milk powder. 15% of the post tax
$160 for clothing * 30% post tax
80 bucks for cosmetics. 60% of postage tax
So is it more profitable to buy a cosmetics, a network or an electrician? It's up to you if you're gonna run a test check on the bag. Once encountered, 60 per cent of the stamp duty is significantly higher than 47 per cent of the electrician。
So in order to make a profit, it's not just a calculation, it's good luck。
The author, the editor-in-chief, sun woo
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