- The Chinese Ministry of Finance opened a consultation on draft VAT regulations on August 11
- The draft aims to clarify the VAT Law
- It addresses the scope of taxation for goods and services and identifies in-scope taxpayers
- Sales and VAT amounts must be separately stated on special VAT invoices
- It outlines tax rates and taxability for exported goods, cross-border services, and intangible assets
- Provides rules for crediting input tax and specifies non-deductible transactions
- Covers incidental expenses, determined sales amounts, and abnormal loss items
- Details exemption standards, tax incentive conditions, consolidated filings, and the start time for the general taxation method
- Comments are due by September 10
Source: news.bloombergtax.com
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