In the face of the increasingly tightened cross-border e-commerce tax regulation in 2026, how to choose the compliance path for U.S. Amazon sellers with annual sales below 5 million RMB? This article compares the three major options of tax exemption for small-scale taxpayers, tax exemption for general taxpayers and export tax rebate for general taxpayers, and combines the key points of U.S. sales tax and income tax compliance to provide you with clear legal and tax analyses and operational guidelines that can be put into practice, helping small and micro enterprises to go to the sea in a sunny and low-cost way.

The State Administration of Taxation's Announcement No. 15 and No. 17, the implementation regulations of the new Value-added Tax Law, as well as the in-depth promotion of the customs tax data network verification, have jointly constructed a tight all-chain, penetrating tax supervision network. Tax compliance has changed from "optional" to "lifeline" for the survival and development of enterprises. In this article, we will systematically sort out the key points of the new policy in 2026, analyze the core risks, and plan a practical compliance path.

Recently, a cross-border e-commerce seller in Guangdong received a notice from the tax department that it was required to pay back taxes and late fees totaling nearly 2 million yuan due to serious discrepancies between the declared revenue on the platform and the declared VAT data.

Currently, Dubai continues to attract global businesses with its hub position connecting Europe, Asia and Africa, its continuously optimized regulatory environment and its world-class infrastructure. In recent years, Dubai has consistently ranked among the world's top countries in terms of the number of new foreign investment projects, demonstrating its strong commercial attractiveness. Establishing a presence in Dubai has become a key strategy for companies planning to enter the Middle East and beyond. This article provides a complete guide to incorporating a company in Dubai that fits the current environment.

Recently, the Indonesian government has been working on new regulations for e-commerce platforms that aim to protect local MSMEs from high overheads and commissions. This initiative reveals an important trend: the Indonesian market is shifting from "wild growth" to "regulated development".

For foreign companies planning to enter Indonesia, this policy windsock means: achieving compliance through the registration of a local entity is not only a necessary threshold for entry into mainstream e-commerce platforms (e.g., TikTok Shop, Shopee), but also a long-term strategic choice for obtaining the policy dividend and winning the trust of the market. In this article, we will systematically dismantle the whole process of company registration in Indonesia in 2026.