1. Cultivate leading cross-border e-commerce enterprises

We will increase policy support and provide support in areas such as corporate land use, senior executive settlement, and children's schooling to cross-border e-commerce platform companies in Guangdong with an annual transaction volume of more than RMB 3 billion, cross-border e-commerce independent station companies with an annual transaction volume of more than RMB 2 billion, and cross-border e-commerce sellers.

Enterprises are encouraged to build independent cross-border e-commerce sites, and financial policy support will be provided to enterprises that build their own independent sites and reach a certain scale.

2. Strengthen the construction of cross-border e-commerce industrial parks

Solidly promote the construction of the cross-border e-commerce comprehensive pilot zone, and strive to double the province's cross-border e-commerce import and export volume by 2025. Formulate construction standards for cross-border e-commerce industrial parks, build 30 cross-border e-commerce industrial parks of a certain scale, and settle and serve 100,000 enterprises.

3. Carry out the "Industrial Cluster + Cross-border E-commerce" pilot

Focus on strategic pillar industry clusters such as new generation electronic information, smart home appliances, modern light industry and textiles, ultra-high-definition video display, modern agriculture and food, carry out the "industrial cluster + cross-border e-commerce" pilot project, and enhance the cross-border e-commerce industry agglomeration and public service capabilities.

4. Improve warehousing and logistics efficiency

All localities have incorporated warehousing land into national land space planning, and built supporting infrastructure for cross-border e-commerce distribution, sorting and delivery, etc. Implement the "Express Delivery Overseas" project, support enterprises to establish information sharing platforms, reduce transportation costs, and improve logistics efficiency.

5. Support the construction of overseas warehouses for cross-border e-commerce

Encourage enterprises to build overseas warehouses in countries and regions along the Belt and Road and RCEP member countries, and expand overseas warehouse layout in the European and American markets. Support overseas warehouse enterprises to develop intelligent warehousing technology and expand air cargo business.

VI. Improving the level of customs clearance facilitation for cross-border e-commerce

Support the construction of projects such as the Nansha Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area Airport Shared International Cargo Center, Qianhai Departure Air Cargo Service Center and the Hong Kong International Airport Logistics Park and Airside Sea-Air Transport Terminal, and develop "sea, land, air and rail" multimodal transport.

7. Optimize cross-border e-commerce tax policies

Actively promote the improvement of cross-border e-commerce B2B export value-added tax and income tax policies, and provide personalized tax-related counseling services for companies engaged in cross-border e-commerce export overseas warehouse business.

8. Strengthen financial support for cross-border e-commerce enterprises

Financial institutions are encouraged to develop innovative credit products for cross-border e-commerce companies, and use information such as e-commerce supply chain logistics and capital flows to innovate financial products such as accounts receivable financing, confirmed warehouse financing, and financing warehouse financing to alleviate the difficulty of financing for companies.

9. Introduce and cultivate high-level cross-border e-commerce talents

Local governments have included cross-border e-commerce talents such as cross-border e-commerce platform operations, information technology product development, supply chain operations management, and overseas media placement into the scope of local talent policy support.

10. Improve the overseas risk prevention capabilities of cross-border e-commerce companies

Under export credit insurance, develop new insurance product models to support cross-border e-commerce exports and help companies reduce export risks. Support industry associations to carry out training on overseas platform rules and policies and regulations of export destination countries to improve corporate compliance operations.