- Implementation regulations for China’s updated VAT law effective January 1, 2026, provide clearer definitions and scope for taxable transactions.
- Rules on zero-rated VAT for certain exports and cross-border services are refined, along with eligibility criteria for VAT exemptions.
- VAT deduction practices are standardized, including clarification on deduction vouchers and input VAT methods.
- Key changes include detailed provisions for services and intangible assets, clarification of tax rates, and new rules for irrecoverable input VAT.
- Statutory exemption criteria and withholding obligations for individuals are specified.
Source: kpmg.com
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