近日，张延来律师就国内电子商务涉及到的诸多法律问题，以及广东省工商行政管理局发布的《关于鼓励支持我省网络商品交易及有关服务健康发展的若干意见（征求意见稿）》，接受了《中国日报》记者的采访。张律师就媒体重点关注的知识产权、电子商务税收等问题发表了自己的看法，有关详情发布在《中国日报》英文版面，部分摘录如下：

 

    Zhang Yanlai, a lawyer from Zhejiang Brighteous Law Firm and a member of Policy and Law Committee of China Electronic Commerce Association, admitted that it is difficult for the government to tax an online store that hasn't registered with the administrative agency of industry and commerce.

 

    'People take up e-commerce mostly because of convenience and low cost and the majority of them still run on a shoestring. Therefore, the government is cautious about making registration compulsory and issuing specific taxation rules concerning online stores,' said Zhang.

 

    'But the government has been discussing these issues to offer e-commerce and orderly market for its sustainable development.'

 

    《中国日报》全文报道请见：

http://www.chinadaily.com.cn/china/2012-03/09/content_14792893.htm