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Which Chinese Sellers Are a Good Fit for Takealot’s Local Stores? A Must-Read for Factories and Cross-Border SellersOver the past two years, the South African e-commerce market has attracted increasing attention from Chinese sellers, particularly the local Takealot store. Compared to platforms in Europe and the United States, competition in the South African market is not as intense […]
2026-06-11
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Is registering a South African company the first step toward opening a local store on Takealot?Many Chinese sellers who want to open a local store on Takealot in South Africa often ask themselves: “Do I need to register a South African company first?” The answer is: In most cases, […]
2026-06-11
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How Can Chinese Sellers Set Up Shop on Takealot’s Local Marketplace? A Comprehensive Guide to Requirements, Documentation, and the ProcessOver the past two years, an increasing number of Chinese factories and cross-border sellers have begun to focus on the South African market. The reason is quite practical: competition on European and American platforms is becoming increasingly fierce, and many sellers are looking for new growth […]
2026-06-11
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A Complete Guide to Setting Up a Takealot Store in South Africa: What Do You Need to Prepare, from Company Registration to Store Launch?Over the past two years, an increasing number of Chinese factories and cross-border sellers have begun to focus on the South African market.
The reason is simple: competition on European and American platforms is becoming increasingly fierce, competition in Southeast Asia is also intensifying, while the South African e-commerce market is still in its growth phase. For sellers with strong supply chains, quality products, and pricing advantages, Takealot’s local marketplace is emerging as a new avenue for expanding into international markets.
2026-06-11
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Hong Kong Companies with Long-Term Zero Tax Returns: Cross-Border Business Owners, Stop Using Outdated Accounting MethodsRecently, I’ve met many business owners involved in cross-border e-commerce and foreign trade exports, and they all have a Hong Kong-based company.
Some are used to receive payments from Amazon, Mercado Libre, and independent websites;
Some are used as the contracting party for contracts with overseas clients;
Some are used to open third-party payment accounts;
Others heard from friends a few years ago that “Hong Kong companies are convenient,” so they went ahead and registered one on a whim.
But when the conversation actually turns to accounting and auditing, many business owners’ first reaction is:
“Don’t Hong Kong companies not have to pay taxes?”
“Do I still have to do my bookkeeping even though I don’t work in Hong Kong?”
“The agent used to say I could file a zero return—why can’t I do that now?”
“I’m just using it to receive payments—I don’t have a physical business—so it should be fine, right?”
If you still hold this view, you need to be especially careful.
2026-06-11