- China will remove its VAT exemption on platinum imports starting November 1.
- Since 2003, only the China Platinum Company (CPC) could import platinum VAT-free.
- The new policy imposes a 13% VAT on all platinum imports, ending the two-tiered system.
- Platinum trading in China is highly structured, with most imports handled by the CPC and routed through the Shanghai Gold Exchange.
- The change creates a single-tiered system for the local platinum market.
Source: miningweekly.com
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