- China will abolish VAT export rebates for photovoltaic products from April 2026 and phase out battery rebates by January 2027.
- The policy aims to curb aggressive export price discounting, stabilize overseas market pricing, and reduce the risk of trade retaliation.
- VAT rebates have enabled Chinese exporters to offer lower prices abroad, intensifying global competition and trade tensions.
- The move follows earlier reductions in export rebate rates and reflects efforts to address overcapacity and international trade disputes.
Source: vatcalc.com
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