Standardize E-Commerce Platform To Eliminate Fake Trading

Known as the "three dynasties elder" in the retail industry to participate in the NPC deputies' meeting, it is known as the "great advocate" of the retail industry in the NPC and CPPCC members. Since 2003, BBK Group Chairman

During the tenth, eleventh and twelfth (more than 10) years of the NPC deputies' performance, a number of suggestions from the industry and related departments have been put forward.

For example, the "big business law" (Draft), which aims at standardizing the distribution of the resources of commercial outlets, for example, the proposal on the price of water and electricity for industrial and commercial enterprises and the same price for industry; for example, on reconstruction.

Suggestions for trading rules; for example, four trillion "consumer coupons" are issued; for example, free health checks for citizens and reduction of securities pactions.

Proposal.

This year, the "strong voice" from the retail industry will be locked in the electricity supplier. The problem is directly related to the State Administration of Taxation and the State Administration of industry and commerce related supervisory responsibilities.

Since the end of 2014, the commerce and industry departments have continuously investigated and exposed the fake and shoddy commodities existing in the well-known large scale electronic business platforms.

On these well-known e-commerce platforms, the problem of counterfeiting and shoddy commodities, business tax evasion, and intellectual property rights protection that existed many years ago are still serious.

In the early days of the development of e-commerce, the state's tolerance and support for new things is right. But when e-commerce has become an important part of our economy, if we do not face up to and solve these problems, we will seriously hamper the further development of China's electricity providers and affect the healthy operation of China's overall economy.

It is suggested that the electronic commerce act, which is urgently needed to be promulgated, should step up efforts in strengthening the management of e-commerce, so that the electronic business platform will shoulder more responsibilities to ensure the pformation and upgrading of the platform, and truly flourish and expand the e-commerce market in China.

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With the development of the times, China's e-commerce market is more and more developed, and the volume of pactions is bigger and bigger.

In 2014, the paction volume of Taobao double 11 was 57 billion 100 million, an increase of about 10000000000 over the same period last year 35 billion.

The volume of pactions is increasing, but the tax evasion and tax evasion problem of large business platform businesses has not been effectively solved, and many e-commerce platform businesses have not paid taxes according to the law.

Online shopping "no invoice no tax" has become a hidden rule.

According to the relevant laws and regulations in China, all pactions should be paid to the state and subject to supervision by various functional departments.

The survey shows that the amount of online shopping is only 30%, and 70% has not paid any taxes or fees. The national platform electricity supplier has lost hundreds of billions of dollars a year.

The huge tax source and cost loss is mainly due to the lack of legislation on Internet sales, and tax departments and other functional departments at all levels have no laws and regulations to follow.

Electronic commerce is a new mode of commodity paction which integrates the information flow, capital flow and logistics in the commercial operation, and is completed by means of electronic pmission or part of the electronic form through the computer network. Its paperless, unaddressed, invisible and virtualized features bring challenges to the traditional management mode, exposing many blank points and blind spots of the tax law system and other management.

E-commerce has been developing for ten years, and the problems such as counterfeit and shoddy commodities, business tax evasion and intellectual property protection are still serious.

In the early days of the development of e-commerce, the state's tolerance and support for new things is correct. But when e-commerce has become an important part of our economy, if we do not face up to and solve these problems, we will seriously hamper the further development of China's electricity providers and affect the healthy operation of China's overall economy.

The loose taxation policy on network sales has caused unfair competition between online retailing and physical retailing, resulting in a double standard of electricity and entity stores.

It is suggested that the electronic commerce act, which is urgently needed to be promulgated, should step up efforts in strengthening the management of e-commerce, innovate the means of tax administration, and strengthen the taxation work of e-commerce platform pactions, so as to ensure the normal storage of state revenues and the fairness of the online and offline markets.