How to choose the appropriate customs declaration mode for cross-border e-commerce?

The customs declaration modes of cross-border e-commerce mainly include: 98 10, 97 10, 96 10,10.

"98 10" is referred to as "cross-border e-commerce export overseas warehouse", which means that domestic enterprises first export goods to overseas warehouses through cross-border logistics, and then deliver products from overseas warehouses to overseas buyers through cross-border e-commerce platforms.

"97 10" is referred to as "cross-border e-commerce B2B direct export", which is applicable to the goods directly exported by cross-border e-commerce B2B.

The full name of "96 10" is "cross-border trade e-commerce". This supervision method is suitable for domestic individuals or e-commerce enterprises to realize transactions through e-commerce platforms, and then directly mail the goods to overseas consumers.

The full name of "12 10" is "bonded cross-border trade e-commerce". Domestic enterprises can store the goods they produce in special customs supervision areas or bonded supervision warehouses, and then send them from the warehouses to overseas consumers according to orders, so as to apply for export tax rebates.

"96 10" and "12 10" are suitable for the B2C mode of cross-border e-commerce, and "98 10" is suitable for the B2B mode of cross-border e-commerce, and the appropriate customs declaration mode can be selected according to the cross-border e-commerce mode.