TAX DECLARATION

Last Updated: May 15, 2025
​Document No.:​​ TAXPOL-2025-001

ARTICLE 1: PREAMBLE​

1.1 This Declaration constitutes a binding legal instrument between ​​SHOEACC LTD​​ (Registration No. [Company ID]) (“Operator”) and users (“Buyers”) of (“Platform”).
1.2 Governing Laws:

  • Primary: United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods (CISG)
  • Subsidiary: Singapore International Commercial Court (SICC) procedural rules

​ARTICLE 2: LEGAL DEFINITIONS​

TermDefinition
​DDP​Delivery Duty Paid (Incoterms® 2020 Rule)
​CIF Value​Cost + Insurance + Freight (ICC Interpretive Rule 600)
​FTA Preference​Tariff concessions under ratified bilateral agreements (e.g., AUSFTA Art.3)

​ARTICLE 3: TAIWAN COMPLIANCE RULES​

​3.1 Tax Liability​

“The Operator shall collect ​​5% Business Tax​​ on all transactions destined for Taiwan pursuant to Value-Added and Non-Value-Added Business Tax Act Art. 36-1, irrespective of merchandise value.”

​3.2 Exemption Threshold​

“Customs duties are waived for shipments with CIF value ≤ NT$3,000 (reference: Customs Act of Taiwan Sec. 49(a)), excluding:
(i) Restricted goods under Control List No. CCC-2025
(ii) Consignments requiring sanitary certification”

​3.3 Buyer Disclosure​

“Unit prices displayed on the Platform shall be annotated with:
Inclusive of 5% Taiwan Business Tax | 含台湾营业税”

​ARTICLE 4: AUSTRALIAN COMPLIANCE RULES​

​4.1 GST Obligation​

“Pursuant to A New Tax System (Goods and Services Tax) Act 1999 Div. 84:
(a) Operator shall charge ​​10% GST​​ when annual turnover exceeds AUD75,000; (b) For transactions ≤ AUD1,000, the Operator acts as ​​non-resident importer​​ under TGR Item 22.”

​4.2 Duty Concession​

“Qualifying footwear may claim ​​zero-tariff treatment​​ under China-Australia Free Trade Agreement Chapter 2 Annex II, provided:
(i) Certificate of Origin Form DB-2048 accompanies shipment;
(ii) HS Code falls within 6401-6405 range”

 

 

​ARTICLE 5: SINGAPORE COMPLIANCE RULES​

​5.1 2025 Rate Adjustment​

“In accordance with Goods and Services Tax (Amendment) Act 2024 (Act 24 of 2024):
GST rate shall be ​​9%​​ effective 1 January 2025, applied to all B2C transactions as defined under Singapore Customs Act Sec. 3(ba).”

​5.2 De Minimis Provision​

“Tariff exemptions under Customs (Duties Relief) Order Art. 13:

ThresholdRelief Granted
CIF ≤ SGD$400Full duty relief
GST ≤ SGD$15Administrative waiver

​ARTICLE 6: GENERAL PROVISIONS​

​6.1 Duty Dispute Resolution​

“Claims arising from tariff reclassification shall be settled through:
(i) Priority: Mutual consultation via customs broker (Art. 8.2);
(ii) Escalation: Binding arbitration at SIAC (Case Admin. Rules 2021)”

​6.2 Force Majeure​

“Operator shall not be liable for customs delays attributable to:
(i) Changes to HS Nomenclature (WCO Council Decision 2024)
(ii) Suspension of trade privileges (e.g., MFN revocation)”

​6.3 Amendment Protocol​

“This Declaration may be revised with 30-day prior notice via:
(i) Registered user email notification;
(ii) Banner announcement on Platform checkout page”

​SCHEDULE A: TAX REPRESENTATIVE REGISTRIES​

JurisdictionRegistration IDValidity
TaiwanN/A (代扣制)
AustraliaABN [Insert Number]2025-2027
SingaporeGST No. TXXXXXX2025-2026

​SCHEDULE B: PENALTY STRUCTURE​

Violation TypePenalty Amount
Incorrect GST collection200% of tax shortfall (SG Tax Act Art. 61)
Undisclosed cross-border data transfersEUR 20M or 4% global turnover (GDPR Art.83)

​CERTIFICATION​
This document has been reviewed by [Law Firm Name] under engagement ref. LEGAL-2025-CROSSBORDER and is compliant with:

  • OECD International VAT/GST Guidelines
  • ICC Incoterms® 2020
  • UNCTAD B2C E-commerce Principles

Address
2706D,6f, Times Building A, No. 89 LongCheng Aenue, Shangjing Community, Longgang District Shenzhen City, China.
Phone

Phone: (+86)-17-6886-55122

Email

Support@shoeacc.com

​SHOEACC​​ ​
Effective Date: May 15, 20

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