Pufis Sanitary Ware Fined for Fraudulent Export Tax Refunds

Pufis Sanitary Ware Fined for Fraudulent Export Tax Refunds

Jiangmen Prefiss Sanitary Ware Technology Co., Ltd. was heavily fined by tax authorities for falsely declaring exports and defrauding the state of 2.2334 million yuan in export tax rebates. This case exposes loopholes in export tax rebate supervision, warning relevant departments to strengthen regulation. It also serves as a reminder for businesses to enhance their legal awareness and jointly safeguard a fair and healthy business environment and the international reputation of "Made in China."

Chinas Oushuitong Aids in Crossborder Ecommerce Compliance Standards

Chinas Oushuitong Aids in Crossborder Ecommerce Compliance Standards

EUTax participated in the formulation of the national standard "Risk Prevention and Control Guidelines for Cross-border E-commerce Merchants," which has been officially released and implemented. Based on this standard, EUTax has built a full-chain compliance service matrix covering VAT, EPR, testing and certification, etc. This helps cross-border e-commerce companies improve their risk prevention and control capabilities, achieve compliant operations, and provide sellers with a "national standard-level" risk prevention and control solution.

China Shifts Ecommerce Focus to Latin America Amid US Tariffs

China Shifts Ecommerce Focus to Latin America Amid US Tariffs

Facing high tariffs from the US, Chinese cross-border e-commerce businesses are accelerating their expansion into the Latin American market. The Latin American e-commerce market is experiencing rapid growth and boasts relatively low tariffs. Major platforms like Mercado Libre are increasing investment and lowering entry barriers. 2025 represents a critical window of opportunity for businesses to seize and achieve significant breakthroughs. Companies should focus on strategic planning and execution to capitalize on the favorable conditions and establish a strong presence in this promising region.

WCO Backs Digital Trade Reform at Ghana Conference

WCO Backs Digital Trade Reform at Ghana Conference

The Ghana Single Window conference highlighted trade facilitation, digitalization, and international cooperation. Government commitment, private sector involvement, and data-driven approaches were emphasized as key elements for success. The conference underscored Ghana's dedication to streamlining trade processes and enhancing its competitiveness in the global market through the Single Window system. Discussions focused on optimizing efficiency, reducing costs, and improving transparency within the trade ecosystem. The collaborative effort between public and private stakeholders is crucial for achieving the full potential of the Single Window initiative.

Peru Enhances Trade with Datadriven SAFE System Upgrade

Peru Enhances Trade with Datadriven SAFE System Upgrade

This paper analyzes the WCO's support for Peru in consolidating the SAFE Framework, exploring Peru's efforts and future plans in implementing it. It emphasizes that a data-driven approach is central to the SAFE Framework and proposes indicators for evaluating its effectiveness. This provides a data analyst's perspective on Peru's trade development, aiming to contribute to a better understanding and implementation of the SAFE framework in the country.

Trinidad and Tobago Enhances Trade Via WCO Efficiency Study

Trinidad and Tobago Enhances Trade Via WCO Efficiency Study

Trinidad and Tobago successfully hosted a TRS workshop, enhancing TRS capabilities and laying the groundwork for the Port Community System project. Plans are underway to establish a working group to expedite the implementation of TRS, aiming to improve trade efficiency. This initiative signifies a commitment to streamlining processes and reducing delays associated with cargo clearance. By leveraging the Time Release Study methodology, Trinidad and Tobago seeks to optimize port operations and facilitate smoother trade flows, ultimately benefiting businesses and contributing to economic growth.

IIS 75 4040 Errors Causes and Solutions Explored

IIS 75 4040 Errors Causes and Solutions Explored

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the 404.0 Not Found error in IIS 7.5, specifically targeting errors related to the `CaptchaImage.axd` resource. It meticulously interprets the error message, offering a range of potential causes, troubleshooting steps, and corresponding solutions. The aim is to empower website administrators to quickly identify and resolve the issue, ultimately improving user experience. The troubleshooting guide helps pinpoint the root cause and implement effective fixes for this common problem in IIS 7.5 environments.

WTO and WCO Programs Aim to Streamline Global Trade

WTO and WCO Programs Aim to Streamline Global Trade

This paper provides an in-depth analysis of the WTO's Trade Facilitation Agreement (TFA) and the WCO's Mercator Programme, aiming to offer businesses a practical guide for trade facilitation upgrades. It details the core objectives of the TFA, the implementation strategies of the Mercator Programme, and key aspects such as joining compliance, technical assistance, and monitoring & evaluation. This guide helps businesses reduce trade costs and enhance their international competitiveness by leveraging these frameworks.

Global Firms Adopt Service Order Tools to Simplify Crossborder Trade

Global Firms Adopt Service Order Tools to Simplify Crossborder Trade

This article provides a detailed introduction to the service order management function in the back-end system for cross-border e-commerce merchants. It covers how to view order statuses, query order details, and perform various order operations such as contacting buyers, confirming/rejecting delivery, approving/rejecting extensions, and approving/rejecting refunds. The aim is to help merchants efficiently manage service orders, improve customer satisfaction, and ultimately drive business growth.

Streamlining Crossborder Ecommerce for Global Expansion

Streamlining Crossborder Ecommerce for Global Expansion

This article provides a detailed overview of the service audit process on the Big Data Cross-border platform, aiming to help service providers understand the audit standards and efficiently list their services. It focuses on the handling of both successful and unsuccessful audits, emphasizing that information modifications will not affect existing orders. The article reminds service providers to pay attention to the audit process to ensure service quality. Understanding the audit criteria is crucial for a smooth listing experience and maintaining a high standard of service provision on the platform.