May 31 marks the official deadline for the 2025 corporate income tax annual settlement.

This was supposed to be a routine tax calendar event, but for cross-border e-commerce sellers, this year is different—as soon as the annual tax settlement period ended, risk control lists began to be distributed nationwide in bulk. A large number of sellers with annual sales in the millions and tens of millions have already started receiving text messages and phone calls from the tax authorities.

If you’ve already received it, don’t panic just yet. This article will walk you through every step you need to take after being flagged—and the pitfalls you absolutely must avoid.

This severely undervalued “South African version of JD.com” is emerging as yet another “super blue ocean” for Chinese supply chains expanding overseas, thanks to its three key advantages: “high average order value, low return rates, and low competition.”

E-commerce in Africa isn’t just a business for the poor; the real goldmine lies in the pockets of South Africa’s 35% middle class, which has strong purchasing power.

As traditional cross-border e-commerce markets in Europe, the United States, and Southeast Asia gradually enter a phase of competition for existing customers, more and more Chinese sellers are beginning to seek out new growth markets. Traffic is becoming increasingly expensive, and platforms […]

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