Is the implementation of the e-commerce law a big impact on the micro-business industry?

　　Starting from January 1, the "E-commerce Law" will be officially implemented. Wechat purchasing agents and other products have been officially included in the supervision, and all e-commerce activities must be registered and taxes must be paid in accordance with the law. This indicates that the era of wild growth of e-commerce has passed, and regulations will be the keywords for e-commerce in the future. The E-commerce Law has begun to be implemented, and many consumers have praised it, saying that the implementation of the E-commerce Law will crack down on micro-commerce well. Many practitioners are also worried that they will have a great impact on their business, especially taxation. Once they register a company and pay taxes, the product will not be competitive. So will the promulgation of the E-commerce Law be beneficial to the public? The answer is yes, but the impact is not great.

　　Three Keywords of "E-commerce Law"

　　It is undeniable that e-commerce has various chaos such as counterfeit goods, praise, personal information leaked, and after-sales shirk responsibility. The implementation of the "E-Commerce Law" has strong binding force on both traditional e-commerce platforms and new social e-commerce platforms.

　　1. Pay taxes

　　For a long time, tax evasion in the e-commerce field has been serious. Article 11 of the E-commerce Law stipulates that e-commerce operators shall fulfill their tax obligations in accordance with the law and enjoy tax incentives in accordance with the law. The payment subjects include operators within the e-commerce platform. This means that various ways of trading through e-commerce channels require taxes.

　　2. Business license

　　Article 10 of the E-Commerce Law stipulates that e-commerce operators shall register market entities in accordance with the law. Especially overseas purchasing agents, they must hold business licenses from both the purchasing country and China. Article 29 stipulates that when unlicensed business or prohibited goods, disposal measures should be taken and reported to the competent authority at the same time.

　　3. Platform Responsibility

　　In actual e-commerce business activities, in terms of the commercial status of the parties involved in the transaction, platform operators > e-commerce operators > consumers. Article 38 of the E-Commerce Law stipulates that those who know or should know the infringement of the merchant without taking necessary measures shall bear joint and several liability.

　　From five aspects, will the E-commerce Law strictly investigate micro-businesses ? Finally, let’s talk about the real purpose of the implementation of the E-commerce Law .

　　1. In other industries with stricter supervision, the probability of consumers being deceived is very low?

　　In the financial industry, national supervision should be among all industries with relatively high regulatory rigor. However, in recent years, the financial industry has frequently exploded. What are pan-Asian precious metals, various p2p, insider trading in the stock market, and the popular online capital markets, online lending, and the current A-shares plummet.

　　This problem is at least a few million, tens of millions, or even tens of billions, or trillions of billions. These are all big funds and the impact is huge. Unfortunately, it still happens frequently, which only means that supervision is not in place.

　　2. Do domestic well-known e-commerce seller platforms, such as those that are easily regulated, will not deceive consumers?

　　Which of these big platforms has not revealed fake and shoddy products? I won’t talk about the specifics. It can appear after checking the Internet. Self-operated ones can also sell fake wine, fake skin care products, etc.

　　As for what happened recently, Hema Fresh changed the production date and became fresh. If it weren't for being exposed, who would have known that such a reliable platform could do such a thing.

　　3. Sellers on well-known domestic e-commerce platforms have records of these transactions. Are fakes popular?

　　Ladies may not know, and I don’t want to say this here. Just that well-known wholesale platform, you can search for it casually to ensure that most of the products you can think of are fakes.

　　4. Can the country really implement the supervision of micro sellers?

　　How many micro-business people are there? Last year, it seemed that there were 30 million, and this year, the few must have 40 million. With so many practitioners, how much labor cost can you afford if you want to supervise well?

　　Do other industries that are more prone to accidents do not need supervision?

　　Wechat business itself is difficult to supervise. Not to mention that the business loss of most practitioners is very low, but the payment methods are also very diverse. Four or five accounts collect money in a diversified manner, and the amount of each account is not high. How can you check it?

　　Wechat businessmen want to investigate, those who engage in offline pyramid schemes, those who deceive the elderly to buy health products, and those who go to the countryside to sell water purifiers, will they not be investigated?

　　The real purpose of the implementation of the E-commerce Law:

　　It should be to recognize the development of this industry and to legitimize this emerging economic market. Let more people participate in this industry to maintain stability.

　　Many other industries have reached their peak. In emerging markets, wechat businesses have become more reliable and bigger in recent years.

　　Therefore, the implementation of the "E-Commerce Law" has little impact on micro-businesses. Those micro-businesses that operate legally or products sold through micro-businesses must have corresponding qualifications. It is also very difficult to supervise those who make counterfeits and sell counterfeits. However, after consumers find it deceived, law enforcement officers have added a basis for law enforcement. "E-Commerce Law"