To continue to support the opening-up of the commodity futures market, the related value-added tax policy is hereby announced as follows:
Value-added tax (“VAT”) shall be temporarily exempted for the bonded delivery of commodity futures products that have been approved by the State Council for opening-up.
Source: lexiscn.com
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