In recent years, cross-border e-commerce has continued to develop at a rapid rate, but the proportion of taxes such as value-added tax on imported goods in the total national tax has continued to decline, and the tax on imported goods in 2015 has dropped by nearly 200 billion yuan compared with 2014. Not only has it failed to grow simultaneously with the development of cross-border e-commerce, but it has seen a significant decline. The new tax policy for cross-border e-commerce has helped to promote the integration of cross-border e-commerce with the general trade tax system, and has also helped to form related Normal tax growth mechanism. The text is intended to explain:. ['Import taxation is closely related to the development of cross-border e-commerce.', 'New tax policy for cross-border e-commerce helps to increase taxes.', 'How to integrate cross-border e-commerce with the general trade tax system.', 'How to establish a normal growth mechanism for cross-border e-commerce taxation.']