- New VAT refund policy in China effective from September 2025
- Eligible VAT taxpayers can apply for refunds of unused tax credits
- Announcements No. 7 and No. 20 of 2025 detail the policy and implementation
- Eligible industries include manufacturing, scientific research, software, IT services, environmental management, and real estate development
- Real estate industry can apply for a 60 percent refund if certain conditions are met
- Other industries can apply for proportional refunds with specific criteria
- Taxpayers must have a tax payment credit level of A or B and no history of fraudulent activities
- Exporters must apply for tax exemption and refund before applying for retained tax refund
Source: regfollower.com
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