Guide to Export Tax Rebates for Businesses

Guide to Export Tax Rebates for Businesses

This article provides a detailed interpretation of the application conditions, procedures, and precautions for export tax rebates. It aims to help companies fully understand export tax rebate policies, successfully complete tax rebate applications, reduce operating costs, and enhance international competitiveness. The article covers the definition, purpose, essential conditions, and two forms (exemption, deduction, and refund vs. exemption and refund) of export tax rebates, along with a detailed application process. It also offers practical guidance to avoid common pitfalls, helping companies compliantly enjoy policy dividends.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Togo WCO Boost Women Traders Via Customs Reform

Togo WCO Boost Women Traders Via Customs Reform

The World Customs Organization (WCO) collaborated with the Togolese Revenue Office (OTR) to focus on trade facilitation through a gender equality lens. Through capacity building, stakeholder engagement, and policy recommendations, the initiative aims to empower Togolese Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), particularly women traders. The goal is to build a more equitable, secure, and efficient trading environment, fostering economic growth and social development in Togo. This partnership highlights the importance of inclusive trade practices and the role of customs in promoting gender equality.

02/03/2026 Customs Knowledge
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New Russiakazakhstan Customs Rules Ease Crossborder Logistics

New Russiakazakhstan Customs Rules Ease Crossborder Logistics

New regulations for freight transport on the Russia-Kazakhstan western route have taken effect, creating a "green channel" for compliant goods to alleviate congestion. Businesses need to pay attention to the details of tax supplement plans and customs system adjustments, improve qualification certifications, optimize inventory layout, and embrace the "white customs" model. Different types of sellers should rely on professional logistics services to achieve compliant operations, seize the policy window, and achieve steady development. This is a key shift towards formalized and compliant cross-border trade.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Jumia Guide Highlights Africas Ecommerce Growth

Jumia Guide Highlights Africas Ecommerce Growth

This article provides an in-depth analysis of the advantages and challenges of the African e-commerce platform JUMIA, offering a guide for cross-border sellers interested in entering the African market. JUMIA boasts ease of use, significant market potential, and a favorable policy environment. However, localization and logistics are key challenges. By leveraging low-cost sourcing and reasonable pricing, sellers can still achieve substantial profits. For businesses with strong supply chain advantages, JUMIA represents an ideal choice for expanding into the African market.

02/03/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Infrastructure Bill Spurs Debate Over Freight Industry Funding

Infrastructure Bill Spurs Debate Over Freight Industry Funding

Experts at the SMC3 JumpStart 2021 conference discussed the outlook for future federal surface transportation authorization in the U.S. While bipartisan cooperation remains uncertain, infrastructure investment holds potential. The new authorization may include climate and sustainability elements, with funding likely relying on general funds long-term. Freight companies should closely monitor policy developments, proactively embrace technological innovation, and manage risks to navigate future challenges. They need to be prepared for potential shifts in regulations and funding models to ensure continued success and efficiency in their operations.

02/04/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Etsy Resolves Technical Issue for Chinabased Sellers

Etsy Resolves Technical Issue for Chinabased Sellers

The technical glitch affecting Etsy's Mainland China shops due to the DAC7 policy has been resolved, and affected shops are back online. Seller information verification is temporarily suspended; the platform will provide advance notice when re-verification is required. This incident highlighted the discrepancies in how Etsy handles seller information from different countries and regions, prompting the platform to prioritize support for Mainland China sellers. The issue underscored the need for a more unified and equitable approach to international seller management on the Etsy platform.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Alipress Shifts POP Sellers to Semimanaged Model

Alipress Shifts POP Sellers to Semimanaged Model

AliExpress POP sellers face new challenges as low-priced products are forced into the semi-managed mode. This article interprets the policy and proposes three strategies for sellers to overcome these hurdles: embrace semi-managed mode, shift to higher-priced products, and implement refined operations. Cross-border e-commerce is accelerating towards specialization. Seize the opportunities, abandon a passive approach, and you can win in the future. This transformation requires proactive adaptation and a focus on quality and value to thrive in the evolving landscape.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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Zunyi Firms Adapt Amazon Tactics for Global Ecommerce Growth

Zunyi Firms Adapt Amazon Tactics for Global Ecommerce Growth

This paper deeply analyzes the current situation, challenges, and opportunities for Zunyi enterprises entering Amazon. Combining practical cases, it provides feasible cross-border e-commerce development strategies for Zunyi enterprises from aspects such as policy support, compliant operation, logistics optimization, and operational practice. The aim is to help them succeed in the international market. The study offers insights into navigating Amazon's complexities and leveraging resources to achieve sustainable growth in the global e-commerce landscape, specifically tailored to the needs and context of Zunyi-based businesses.

02/05/2026 Logistics Industry Insights
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WCO and IDB Collaborate to Boost Latin American Trade Efficiency

WCO and IDB Collaborate to Boost Latin American Trade Efficiency

The World Customs Organization (WCO) participated in a policy dialogue organized by the Inter-American Development Bank (IDB), focusing on trade facilitation in Latin America. The WCO shared its expertise in areas such as Single Windows and Authorized Economic Operators (AEO), and presented the Mercator Program. The event brought together various stakeholders to discuss the implementation and cooperation of trade facilitation measures. The dialogue emphasized the importance of streamlined procedures and collaborative efforts to enhance trade efficiency and economic growth within the Latin American region.

02/05/2026 Customs Knowledge
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Russia Tightens Small Parcel Customs Rules Logistics Firms Adapt

Russia Tightens Small Parcel Customs Rules Logistics Firms Adapt

This article provides an in-depth analysis of various channels for small parcel logistics to Russia, including postal services, commercial express delivery, and dedicated line logistics. Addressing the challenges of Russian customs clearance, it proposes strategies such as accurate declaration, compliant clearance, engaging agents, and policy tracking. The aim is to assist foreign trade companies in selecting the most suitable logistics solution and successfully entering the Russian market. This helps businesses navigate the complexities and optimize their supply chain for efficient and compliant delivery to Russian consumers.

02/06/2026 Logistics
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