July 8 has passed, and the U.S. CPSC’s new eFiling regulations have officially taken effect. However, many sellers have noticed a counterintuitive phenomenon: shipments are clearing customs as usual, with no automatic intercepts or detention notices. As a result, some are saying, ”It’s all talk and no action,” and ”Let’s wait and see.”

That's a dangerous assumption.

CBP has indeed not yet activated the system’s automatic interception feature—but compliance standards have not been relaxed in the slightest, and undeclared goods are being flagged by the system as ”missing data,” making them significantly more likely to be selected for inspection than declared goods. This is not a ”pass,” but rather a transition period during which ”the consequences will be dealt with later.”

This article breaks down three key issues: what exactly CPSC eFiling entails, the actual logic behind CBP’s ”temporary suspension of detention,” and what cross-border sellers should do now.

7月8日，厦门税务部门集中曝光三起骗取出口退税案件。三家企业合计被追缴税款并处罚款超过2000万元，其中安莱特（厦门）进出口有限公司一案罚没高达942.9万元。

Behind these figures lies a change that deserves even greater attention: the methods used in tax audits have undergone a complete transformation. Instead of examining ledgers or waiting for tips, tax authorities now proactively cross-reference three information chains—logistics, funds, and invoices—using tax big data. Wherever there’s a discrepancy, that’s where they find a breakthrough.

This article breaks down the real details of three cases, explains how big data exposes ”mismatches between invoices and goods,” and identifies three high-risk areas for cross-border e-commerce sellers regarding export tax rebates.

By staying deeply rooted on the front lines of enterprise services, “empowerment” is never just a slogan—it’s a series of face-to-face conversations and one-on-one connections.

The latest *Cross-Border E-Commerce Report 2026*, released by the industry data firm ECDB, presents a set of indicators that are prompting the entire industry to reevaluate the situation:

2023年：全球跨境电商总收入一度回落至 9670亿美元

2024年：正式跨越 1万亿美元 门槛

2026年：预计突破 1.2万亿美元，创历史新高

两年时间，从谷底冲到新高。更值得关注的是——即便美国取消800美元

 This Issue’s Highlights: CPA Law Takes Strong Action Against Audit Fraud; EU Unveils Tax Simplification Plan; Hong Kong’s Asset Management Size Hits Record High of 42.2 Trillion; Finance and Tax News: […]