- China released a draft of regulations for implementing the new VAT law for public consultation
- Consultation is open until September 10
- VAT is China’s largest tax category, generating significant revenue
- Updated VAT Law was approved in December and will take effect on January 1, 2026
- Regulations include 57 articles in six chapters covering various tax aspects
- General provisions define taxpayers and taxable transactions
- Regulations are crucial for supporting the VAT Law and forming the legal framework
- They clarify taxable and deduction scopes, refine standards, and simplify procedures
- Aim to improve resource allocation and support a unified national market
- A stable tax system is important for investor confidence and attracting investment
Source: yicaiglobal.com
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