How to write the business scope of cross-border e-commerce

Business scope of cross-border electronic commerce Company:

1. Operating e-commerce; Sales of clothing, electronic digital products, electrical appliances, shoes and hats, cosmetics, office supplies, textiles, daily necessities and office supplies; Domestic trade, import and export of goods and technology.

2. Technical development and sales of electronic products, computer software and hardware and auxiliary equipment; Sales of office supplies, toys, hardware products, communication equipment, communication equipment, mechanical equipment, rubber products, photographic equipment, household appliances, kitchen utensils, kitchen utensils, beauty instruments, cosmetics, clothing, shoes and hats, watches, glasses, bags, furniture, daily necessities, toiletries, underwear and outdoor sports goods; Operating e-commerce; Domestic trade; Manage import and export business, etc.

3. Technical development and sales of electronic products, computer software and hardware and auxiliary equipment; Office supplies, toys, hardware products, communication equipment, communication equipment, mechanical equipment, rubber products, photographic equipment, household appliances, kitchen appliances, kitchenware, beauty instruments, cosmetics, clothing, shoes and hats, watches, glasses, luggage, furniture, daily necessities, toiletries, communication products, outdoor products, household goods, cross-border e-commerce supply chain management; Sales of outdoor sporting goods; Operating e-commerce; Domestic trade; Engaged in import and export business.

Legal basis: Notice on cross-border electronic commerce's tax policy for retail imports (II) Retail imports from cross-border electronic commerce, where transactions are not conducted through the e-commerce trading platform connected with the customs, but express delivery and postal enterprises can provide electronic information such as transactions, payment and logistics in a unified way, and promise to bear corresponding legal responsibilities.

Personal goods imported from cross-border electronic commerce and goods imported from cross-border electronic commerce that cannot provide electronic information such as transaction, payment and logistics shall be implemented according to the existing regulations.