Bad news: online transactions begin to be taxed, and third-party payments bear the transaction costs.

Before the debate on online transactions, there was also no conclusion on whether to tax the relatively less complex telephone shopping. Even in the United States, where the current tax law is more complete, there is no tax on telephone shopping. It is estimated that the US loses about $4 billion in tax revenue each year from this alone. It's not that they don't want to, but they can't. There is no way to effectively regulate and tax telephone shopping, and it is even more so for online transactions.

Mr. Jing Linbo told the reporter that taxing during the transaction process is currently the most feasible regulatory method. This means that third-party online payment will become the breakthrough point for taxation.