Core Viewpoint - The successful export of Guizhou's specialty products through the cross-border e-commerce 9810 model marks a significant milestone for the Guizhou Comprehensive Bonded Zone, reflecting the region's growing cross-border e-commerce ecosystem [1][3]. Group 1: Export Details - A batch of Guizhou specialty products, referred to as "Qian goods," was exported to Australia using the 9810 cross-border e-commerce model [1]. - This export is the first instance of the 9810 cross-border e-commerce export business since the cancellation of overseas warehouse enterprise filing requirements in 2024 [1]. - The exported products include over ten categories such as condiments, ethnic handicrafts, and specialty agricultural products [3]. Group 2: Policy and Taxation - According to the announcement by the State Administration of Taxation, goods exported under the customs supervision code "9810" can apply for export tax refunds or exemptions immediately after customs clearance [1]. - The tax refund process allows taxpayers to declare for refunds before the goods are sold, facilitating cash flow management [1]. Group 3: Future Plans and Market Expansion - The Guizhou Foreign Trade Group plans to establish a 100 square meter showroom in key cities in Australia to showcase and live-stream Guizhou products, enhancing local customer engagement [3]. - The Guizhou Comprehensive Bonded Zone aims to leverage this initial export to optimize service processes in collaboration with tax, customs, and logistics sectors, promoting further expansion of "Qian goods" in international markets [3].