The full-scale rollout of the Golden Tax Phase IV system, the integration of customs and tax data via the 100% network, and the mandatory submission of platform data to tax authorities… Even after a series of new regulations have taken effect, countless cross-border sellers are still gambling on their luck by relying on ”receiving payments through personal accounts,” ”purchasing invoices for export,” and ”long-term zero-declaration,” unaware that a vast regulatory net covering the entire supply chain has already been thoroughly tightened!

The State Taxation Administration has made it clear that in 2026, it will conduct ”full-cycle, in-depth” audits of the cross-border e-commerce industry. Any seller that has not achieved full financial and tax compliance—regardless of size—will be subject to strict scrutiny!

Even more serious is that the new regulations introduce a ”retroactive accountability” mechanism: financial records, cash flow statements, and customs declaration records from the past 3 to 5 years will be thoroughly scrutinized. Back taxes, late payment penalties, and fines are just the beginning; in severe cases, accounts will be frozen outright and criminal liability may be pursued!

As the opening year of the Tenth Five-Year Plan in 2026, the National Tax Work Conference has set a clear tone:

Tax supervision has entered the era of ”full chain penetration”!

The fourth phase of the Golden Tax has realized full data integration, data sharing among more than 40 departments, including taxation, public security and banking, the joint enforcement mechanism of eight departments has been fully implemented, the Value-added Tax Law has been formally implemented, and the tax-related supervision has been completely shifted from ”tax control by tickets” to ”tax control by numbers”.

As competition in the European and American markets intensifies and traffic acquisition costs soar, while profit margins in domestic e-commerce price wars remain slim, more and more sellers are turning their attention to the high-growth, low-competition “blue ocean” of Latin America. As the leading local platform in Latin America, Mercado Libre has recently rolled out a major initiative—the official launch of its fully managed service program for new merchants, which is currently in the application submission phase!

This major development signals that Meike Duo is making a comprehensive shift toward deep supply chain integration—moving from its previous CBT, FTI, and semi-managed models to the full-service model now in place. The platform’s logic has been completely restructured: you supply the goods, and the platform handles the sales. The golden age for factory-based sellers has officially arrived!

In cross-border e-commerce, choosing the right platform is more important than working hard to run your business.
The first thing many new sellers do when they enter the industry is agonize over whether to focus on Amazon, Southeast Asia, or domestic e-commerce.
Among the many market segments, the Latin American market continues to experience rapid growth and is currently the only remaining high-quality blue ocean in the cross-border e-commerce sector. For new sellers with no prior experience, small teams, or those shipping directly from factories, Mercado Libre is currently the most cost-effective and forgiving option for entering the market.

The blue sea of Latin American e-commerce is at the right time, Mercado (Mercado Libre), as the head platform of Latin America, has become the new choice of many cross-border sellers. But a lot of people just started to get stuck in the stationing link: the verification code can not be received, the mailbox can not be logged on, face recognition failure ...... Obviously, the information is ready, but stuck in the last step, a waste of time.