- China expands consumption tax scope for ultra-luxury cars by lowering the price threshold
- New energy vehicles now included in the consumption tax scope
- Effective from 20 July 2025
- Manufacturers face a consumption tax based on engine displacement or a flat rate for commercial vehicles
- Retailers face a 10 percent tax on ultra-luxury cars meeting the price threshold
- Price threshold reduced from RMB 1.3 million to RMB 0.9 million
- Additional fees may be included in the retail price for tax calculation
- Qualifying new energy vehicles subject to 10 percent tax if they meet the price threshold
- Engineless electric vehicles exempt from manufacturer tax obligations
- Used ultra-luxury cars exempt from consumption tax
- Policy shift suggests broader tax coverage for new energy vehicles
- Future plans may transfer tax obligations from manufacturers to retailers
- Businesses should update tax compliance processes and ensure accurate tax handling
Source: taxathand.com
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