American Retailers Blame Ali: Sooner Or Later, Tax Loopholes Will Be Drilled.

Local time on December 1st, the largest US retailer warned that Alibaba could "destroy" local companies unless the US Congress legislature blocked the tax loopholes of online retailers.

This action is full of gunpowder, aimed at preemptive action, although Alibaba has not yet entered the mainstream of American consumers' vision.

Over the years, retailers have been attacking Amazon for this reason, claiming that their profits are due to "sales tax loopholes".

Now Alibaba has become their number one public enemy.

Just over the weekend, on the American TV and radio stations, Alliance for Main Street Fairness advertised for the Congress to terminate the special tax policy for Alibaba and other Internet giants.

Members of this alliance include Taghit (Target), Best Buy, Home Depot, and other large chain stores.

On the commercial street fair alliance website, appealed to Congress to terminate advertisements for Alibaba's special tax policy.

The advertisement marks the beginning of a large-scale market public relations campaign against Ali, a Chinese giant company, although Alibaba was only listed in the US in September.

Ali's e-commerce sales even exceed the total sales volume of Amazon and eBay, which has aroused great vigilance from US retailers.

Joshua Barca, the fair street fair, said: "we believe that Alibaba will take advantage of the sales tax loophole sooner or later."

The retail alliance also includes thousands of smaller stores.

On, the Financial Times reported that the Alibaba denied the accusation of the group: "this advertisement has no basis in fact.

The Alibaba group will observe the business in the country of its business.

The United States is no exception. "

US retailers and industry analysts expect that Alibaba will soon launch services aimed at American consumers, with the success of the world's largest IPO momentum and financial resources.

However,

At the present stage, Ali still concentrates mainly on the Chinese market, which has created most of its revenue.

The company said the increase in national wealth and

Popularity will ensure that its domestic market will remain strong in the next few years.

At present, Ali can sell goods to American consumers through its global retail service Alibaba AliExpress.

But its core business, Taobao, has yet to provide English services to us customers.

In June of this year, Alibaba invested 11 Main: an enterprise based in the United States on the personal (B2C) market platform, similar to its Tmall in China (Tmall).