A seller in Shenzhen, due to the platform income of 230 million only declared 170 million, the remaining funds through the personal card receipts, and ultimately be investigated for back taxes and penalties totaling 95 million

Recently, many cross-border e-commerce sellers in Shenzhen received a risk alert text message from the Tax Bureau, the content of which is mostly related to "inconsistency between declared sales revenue and data reported on the platform".

This is not a drill.On January 1, 2026, the Value-added Tax Law of the People's Republic of China came into force, and the era of "tax by numbers" in the fourth phase of the Golden Tax has fully arrived. The tax authorities rely on big data to realize the regulatory upgrade of "platform data - customs data - enterprise declaration data", and the cross-border e-commerce industry is accelerating towards the stage of financial and tax compliance.

Today's article gives you the full picture: why do you receive notices from the IRS? What are the key points of verification? What should you do now?

Enterprise Caiying Group for you to organize the most detailed Guangzhou company registration guide, an article to explain all the key points, to help you easily take the first step of entrepreneurship!

Today, we will sort out an exhaustive guide to registering a company in Shenzhen to help you get started easily and operate in a compliant manner.

The year 2026 is a "watershed" for cross-border e-commerce tax regulation. Platform data directly connected to the tax, personal account penetration supervision, customs declaration information network verification - every income is exposed to the supervision.

Half a year to add 14 million users, Spain and Italy growth rate of more than 16%, 38% Germans have placed orders

On March 18, Temu's latest transparency report released in accordance with the requirements of the EU's Digital Services Act showed that in the second half of 2025, Temu's average monthly active users in the EU amounted to 129.7 million, with 14 million new users added in half a year, a growth rate of 12.1%.

This means that Temu has been in the European market for less than three years and is still attracting new users at a double-digit rate after an initial burst of growth.

Even more amazingly, in Germany, where Amazon dominates, 38% consumers have placed at least one order on Temu.

Today's article gives you the lowdown: How big is Temu in Europe? Which countries are the fastest growing? How can sellers seize this wave of dividends? And the red lines of compliance that you must be vigilant about.