Core Insights - The State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE) in Heze has implemented electronic tax filing as a key measure to support the real economy, addressing the cross-border payment challenges faced by foreign-related enterprises [1][2] - A medium-sized disinfectant export company, benefiting from this policy, has an annual export scale exceeding 10 million USD, with over 50% of its market share in the U.S. [1] - Prior to the policy implementation, the company faced significant delays and high labor costs due to the manual filing process for payments exceeding 50,000 USD [1] Group 1 - The electronic tax filing policy allows enterprises to reduce human and time costs significantly, enabling a more efficient process where "data runs more, and enterprises run less" [2] - The establishment of a special service team by SAFE and banks has streamlined the payment process, ensuring that subsequent payments under the same contract do not require repeated filing [1][2] - The online verification mechanism has improved service efficiency for banks, leading to a significant reduction in human error rates [2] Group 2 - The new service model enhances the enjoyment of policy benefits for enterprises while strengthening the regulatory oversight of cross-border capital flows [2] - This initiative represents a successful integration of "serving the real economy" with "risk prevention," contributing to the high-quality development of Heze's foreign economy [2]