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Many business owners in the cross-border e-commerce industry actually run into the same problem: they’re making money, but their compliance hasn’t kept up.

In particular, the question I’ve been asked most often lately is: How exactly do you set up the 9810 mode?

I. First, Secure Your “Overseas Expansion Qualifications”

The first step in the 9810 process isn’t shipping; it’s clarifying your identity.

Here are the steps you need to take:

✅ Obtain Import and Export Rights

✅ Expand the scope of export operations

✅ Completed customs registration

✅ Obtain your company’s exclusive customs code

The essence of this step is to ensure that the company has the legal and regulatory status required to act as an exporting entity, which serves as the foundation for all subsequent operations.

II. Electronic Port and Platform Filing

After completing the qualification process, we need to further develop our capabilities at the operational level of the system:

✅ Apply for an E-Port IC card (including corporate cards and operator cards)

✅ Enable the relevant permissions

✅ Completed registration for the cross-border e-commerce platform

The purpose of this phase is to enable companies to formally enter the customs declaration and cross-border e-commerce regulatory system and integrate their data with their business operations.

III. Tax Exemption or Tax Refund Filing

Under the 9810 model, companies are often most concerned about tax-related matters:

✅ Log in to the Electronic Tax Bureau

✅ Submit an application for export tax exemption or tax refund filing

✅ Awaiting approval (usually 7–15 business days)

Once this step is completed, the company can enter the standard export tax rebate or tax exemption process, which has a direct impact on profit growth.

Summary: The Core Logic of the 9810 Model

Overall, the 9810 export process can be summarized in three steps:

1. Preparing Export Qualifications

2. System and Platform Filing

3. Tax Filing (Tax Exemption/Tax Refund)

Actually, the process isn’t complicated, but every step directly impacts the company’s compliance and long-term growth potential!

A question worth pondering:

As the scale of cross-border business expands, companies are no longer just facing the question of “how to sell products,” but rather:

1. Does the company currently meet all the requirements for 9810 operations?

2. Does the current architecture support compliant exports and tax refunds?

3. Are there any potential tax or compliance risks?

concluding remarks

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