In 2026, the financial and tax compliance pressures facing small, medium, and micro enterprises in Jieyang continued to rise. According to data from the Jieyang Municipal Market Supervision Administration, as of the end of 2025, the city’s business operators […]

Are you also torn between testing the waters with a cross-border store first or launching a domestic store right away? This question comes up almost every day in seller groups. The answer isn’t based on gut feeling—it’s based on data.

Golden Tax Phase IV is the fourth-generation tax collection and management system being implemented by the State Taxation Administration. Its core objective is to achieve “comprehensive data, comprehensive operations, and comprehensive processes” for taxes and fees, transforming tax administration […]

Many cross-border e-commerce sellers are puzzled: The policy clearly states that 9810 shipments are eligible for tax refunds, so why haven’t I been able to get a refund after trying several times?

I submitted the documents over and over again, only to have them rejected each time. When I asked the case officer, they simply said, ”The materials are incomplete.” But no one told me what exactly was missing or how to fix it.

This article explains that when a 9810 tax refund cannot be processed, in the vast majority of cases it is not due to operational errors, but rather because your underlying business architecture simply cannot support the tax refund requirements.

When many sellers see “12.5%,” their first reaction is: “Well, that’s not too bad.”

This reaction proves one thing—the score hasn't been settled yet.

This isn't a new tax rate. It's a cumulative tax rate.