E-commerce law is here! JD.com announced that it has not uploaded the certificate within 10 days and will remove all related products!

　　The state has its own laws, and the family has its own rules! The five-year E-Commerce Law is finally coming! This last month will inevitably be surging!

　　Yesterday, JD.com officially issued an announcement. If the industry license information that the merchant has not uploaded or updated cannot be publicized on the JD.com website, JD.com platform will handle the following according to the platform rules:

　　Phase 1: If the merchant has not uploaded or updated the industry-related license information as of December 7, the JD platform will deduct 6 points of merchant points based on the platform rules;

　　Phase 2: If the merchant has not uploaded or updated the industry-related license information as of December 14, the JD platform will deduct 25 points of merchant points and remove all products under the industry-related categories of merchant stores according to the platform rules.

　　In other words, if merchants on JD platform fail to upload or update relevant certificate information within 3 days, 6 points will be deducted from merchants. If it is not uploaded within 10 days, 25 points will be deducted directly and all products in related industries of the store will be removed from the store! Other platforms or e-commerce operators who ignore laws and regulations or fail to meet the requirements of the new e-commerce law will face relevant penalties.

　　按照《电子商务法》规定，电子商务经营者应当依法办理市场主体登记，并在其首页显著位置，持续公示营业执照信息、与其经营业务有关的行政许可信息。电子商务经营者应当依法办理市场主体登记。

　　If the regulations are violated, the market supervision department shall order the correction within a time limit and may impose a fine of not less than RMB 10,000. If an e-commerce platform operator fails to take necessary measures against the operators on the platform that violate the regulations, the market supervision department shall order the operator to correct the situation within a time limit and may impose a fine of not less than RMB 20,000 and not more than RMB 100,000.

　　In this way, for small sellers of natural person online stores, obtaining a business license undoubtedly adds considerable costs. Many poorly managed businesses may choose not to operate in such a general environment. The number of merchant users will show a downward trend in the short term, but in the long run, it is beneficial to e-commerce operations.

　　In addition, the issue of tax payment in e-commerce law is also a focus of concern for merchants!

　　In this regard, Articles 10 and 11 of the E-Commerce Law clearly stipulate that e-commerce operators, including natural persons, legal persons and non-legal person organizations engaged in online sales of goods or providing services, shall handle market registration in accordance with the law, shall perform tax obligations in accordance with the law, and shall enjoy tax incentives in accordance with the law.

　　According to the above laws, e-commerce sellers should pay taxes, and e-commerce platforms should also cooperate to provide data. This also means that under the dual supervision of industrial and commercial registration and taxation, the era of tax avoidance for e-commerce that opens online stores and engages in online sales by natural persons is about to end, and the inherent price advantages of these stores will also shrink. In this regard, high-traffic stores with low prices as their main competitiveness will encounter greater challenges in the future.

　　But some people also said that even without the E-commerce Law, the provisions of the existing tax law can be fully supported, and all e-commerce sellers should pay all taxes such as corporate income tax and business tax. What is certain is that Taobao C-store and micro-business ecosystem will usher in a round of reshuffle.

　　With only one month left before the official implementation, are the merchants ready?