First of all, cross-border electricians need to pay taxes
Cross-border electricians, like all electricians in the country, are required to pay a certain amount of taxes and, in short, to report taxes once the company has been registered。
The taxes to be paid by cross-border electric operators are different from those paid within the country。
Second, the fees paid by cross-border electric operators fall into four categories:
1. Import duties:
Import duties are duties levied by the customs of a country on imported goods and articles, and sellers are required to pay a duty to customs prior to the sale of goods in the target country, including the value of the goods themselves as well as freight charges, which cannot be returned. Tax rates may range from 0 to 20 per cent, and import tariffs vary between countries and between goods. The calculations are mainly valorized, measured, aggregated, and some special commodities will use special methods of calculation。
2. Import value-added tax:
Import value-added tax (vat) is a value-added tax (vat) paid at the import stage and is a transit tax. Unlike gvat, which is the subject of taxes on value added at the production, wholesale, retail, etc., import value added tax (vat) is a vat that specifically taxes value added at the import chain. Import vat is usually refundable。
3. Transfers/value added tax (gst):
Vat is a tax to be paid after the sale of goods. Vat is a transit tax based on the value added generated by the movement of goods (including taxable labour) as a basis for tax collection. In terms of tax principles, vat is a passing tax on the added value of goods produced, in circulation, in labour services or in value added of goods. It's extra-price tax。
4. Income tax:
Income tax is the type of tax imposed by the state on the various proceeds of legal persons, natural persons and other economic organizations over a period of time. Generally divided into enterprise income tax and personal income tax, adjusted on the basis of actual operating profits, taxed by a different income tax rate, and electrician sellers, depending on the nature of the subject (individual or enterprise), are liable to pay corresponding income tax in the target country or in their home country. Unlike vat, income tax is subject to deductions after the cost of the goods themselves, including wages, daily expenses, etc。
