The Truth About the Profits in 9810 Tax Refunds: Some People Earned an Extra 300,000 but You Don't Know

"Mr. Zhang earned an extra 300,000 through cross - border e - commerce last year, just because he used the 9810 model correctly!" Recently, such cases have been frequently mentioned in the foreign trade circle. The 9810 export tax refund policy is like a half - open treasury door, but many sellers miss the opportunity due to their lack of understanding of the rules. Today, let's unveil the mystery of this policy.

9810 is a customs supervision code, with the full name "Cross - border E - commerce Export to Overseas Warehouse". Simply put, it means exporting goods in bulk to an overseas warehouse first, and when an overseas order is generated, shipping directly from the local warehouse. This model not only shortens the logistics time but, more importantly, enables sellers to enjoy the export tax refund dividend.

• Entity Qualification: Sellers need to have the right to operate import and export and complete the customs cross - border e - commerce enterprise filing.
• Logistics Vouchers: Provide complete first - leg transportation documents and overseas warehouse entry certificates.
• Sales Data: The sales records on the cross - border e - commerce platform need to match the declared data.

Ms. Li's lesson is worth noting: Her 200,000 tax refund application was rejected because she missed these 3 steps:

• Failing to complete the declaration of the customs clearance declaration form within 15 days after the goods leave the country.
• The overseas warehouse lease contract was not consular - authenticated.
• The ERP system did not retain the transaction snapshot as required by the tax authorities.

If you want to get the tax refund smoothly, it is recommended to take three steps:

• Preparatory Stage: Choose an overseas warehouse service provider connected to the electronic port.
• Process Control: Use professional tools to achieve "tri - document matching" (orders, payments, and logistics).
• Declaration Stage: Prepare a set of three documents, including the customs declaration form, special VAT invoice, and foreign exchange receipt voucher.

Answer these three questions to determine if you meet the criteria:

• Was the e - commerce platform store bound before the goods were exported?
• Does the first - leg transportation bill of lading show the words "cross - border e - commerce"?
• Can you provide the platform transaction ID corresponding to each batch of goods?