- China has abolished the VAT exemption for retail sales of investment gold, effective November 1, 2025.
- The move aims to broaden the tax revenue base amid economic slowdown and real estate sector challenges.
- The decision is intended to curb investment demand and speculation in gold, stabilizing the local market.
- Retail consumers will now bear the added VAT cost when purchasing investment gold bars or coins.
- The change does not directly affect gold used for jewelry or industrial purposes, focusing instead on regulating gold investment.
Source: see.news
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