中国首个跨境贸易电子商务产业园开园（Chinas first cross-border trade e-commerce Industrial Park opened）.doc

中国首个跨境贸易电子商务产业园开园（Chinas first cross-border trade e-commerce Industrial Park opened） Chinas first cross-border trade e-commerce Industrial Park opened Core tip: mobile client for the largest electricity supplier - Alibaba - Hangzhou, the industrial park is expected to accelerate the Chinese e-commerce are process, and boost Hangzhou and even the whole economic transformation in Zhejiang. In July 8th, Hangzhou is located in the north of the city, a building area of nearly 40 thousand square meters of Chinese (Hangzhou) cross-border trade e-commerce Industrial Park officially opened. In 2012, Hangzhou, Shanghai, Zhengzhou, Chongqing and Ningbo were formally approved as the first pilot cross-border trade e-commerce service cities in china. For Hangzhou, the countrys largest electricity supplier, Alibaba, the industry park is expected to accelerate the process of Chinas e-commerce capital and boost the economic transformation of Hangzhou and Zhejiang as a whole. Three streams into one Originally, we exported 100 cups separately. We need to declare 100 times. Now we can ship the goods first. Within two months and a month, we can declare the total number of cups exported to the same place.. Settled in the park in Hangzhou dream dream valley electricity supplier limited person in charge of Wang Quan said to the newspaper. This partial shipment, regular declaration principle can solve the cross-border e-commerce to enjoy tax rebates and settlement and other aspects of the cash flow problems. Wang Chong, vice mayor, the pilot work leading group office of the peoples Government of the city said, cross-border e-commerce is now half grey condition to a certain extent, because the amount of orders but low in large quantities, for cost savings in personal postal items export declaration, the customs clearance costs, but also to enjoy the settlement and the tax rebate, but do not need to pay taxes. According to regulations, foreign buyers pay only through personal savings accounts