Recently, a large number of practitioners engaged in cross-border business with offshore income have received notices from the tax authorities one after another, and have been reminded to pay back taxes on their offshore investment income.

Recently, the cross-border e-commerce industry ushered in a major benefit: the Guangzhou tax department, in conjunction with SmarTone, officially launched the "9610 cross-border e-commerce B2C export goods VAT exemption without a ticket" pilot, the first batch of which was limited to 100 Guangzhou-based SmarTone merchants.

Recently, Amazon has strengthened the audit of the authenticity of the registered address of Hong Kong companies, and virtual address, dependent address and "one address, multiple companies" have triggered a large number of stores to be rejected or even blocked.

Recently, many cross-border e-commerce sellers have received a copy of the "Cross-border E-commerce Export Enterprise Research Outline" from the tax department. This research outline is a positive signal that the tax department has taken the initiative to extend the olive branch and seek to understand the industry's pain points, and it faces the core dilemmas of the cross-border industry for a long time.

After registering a Hong Kong company, many bosses think that "all is well when they get the license", not knowing that the follow-up maintenance is the key to determine whether the company can operate for a long time.