- New VAT Law passed in China, effective from 1 January 2026
- Existing VAT Regulations will be repealed
- Changes in taxable transactions, including updated definitions and scope
- Clarification of non-taxable items and removal of catch-all clause
- Focus on consumption within China for determining taxable transactions
- Enterprises need to adapt to changes and prepare for potential financial pressure
Source: roedl.com
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