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Taobao Said There Was No Tax Collection Method For Purely Private Unregistered Shops.

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Taobao Unregistered Online Shop Tax Collection Method

A few days ago, Wuhan's IRS issued a tax list of more than 430 yuan for a women's clothing shop in Taobao, triggering a heated discussion on the taxation of online shops.

Wuhan city tax bureau subsequently said in a statement that the tax net shop in Wuhan belongs to the entity operating enterprise, the tax is not directed against online stores.

Taobao public relations official said, because no specific measures were taken, the private shop of the unregistered company will not be taxed temporarily.

according to

Jiefang Daily

Report, Taobao network public relations department head Yan Qiao said, Taobao network store is divided into three kinds: one is no business registration of individual sellers, two is the registered company's personal online store, three is the online shop of the entity store.

The latter two are different from the entity companies under the line. They should pay taxes according to law.

But for the first one, that is, the "pure individual shop", China has not yet introduced specific measures for levying taxes.

According to the report, the management department of the Hangzhou Xihu District tax bureau, which is located in Taobao, also said that due to the fact that network pactions are completely different from traditional store trading methods, the way, standard and tax category of tax collection are still at the exploratory stage.

At present, no notice has been received from the superior about any taxation to the shop.

According to our country

tax law

No matter what form it is, it is necessary to pay taxes if pactions occur.

According to previously reported by Caixin network, Professor Zhu Daqi of Renmin University of China law school thinks that it is theoretically necessary to levy taxes on the Internet, but there is no definite provision in the current law. Taxation must follow the principle of "statutory tax revenue".

Professor Huang Minxue, an e-commerce expert at Wuhan University, said that paying taxes is a legal obligation of network operators.

Shop specification

The only way to develop is, but in the concrete implementation process, we should treat differently.

He believes that the low price of tax paid will not be conducive to the sustained and healthy development of e-commerce.

According to the report released by the China Electronic Commerce Research Center, due to the advantages of no booth, warehousing and tax exemption, the scale of online retail market pactions in 2010 reached 513 billion 100 million yuan, which was nearly 1 times that of 2009, accounting for 3% of the total retail sales of social commodities in the whole year, and is expected to reach 5% this year.