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State Administration
of Foreign Currencies
Issue of State Administration of Foreign Currencies [2005] No. 58
Aug 2, 2005
On Aug 2, 2005, the
State Administration of Foreign Currencies issued a notice to increase
the ratio of foreign currency to be held by enterprises. Details
as follows:
If enterprises' ratio
of foreign currency expenses to foreign currency revenue is below
80% in the previous year, the ratio of foreign currency allowed
to preserve in their special approved foreign currency accounts
increased from 30% to 50% of the foreign currency revenue in the
previous year.
If enterprises' ratio
of foreign currency expenses to foreign currency revenue is above
or equal to 80% in the previous year, the ratio of foreign currency
allowed to preserve in their special approved foreign currency accounts
increased from 50% to 80% of the foreign currency revenue in the
previous year.
As there is no special
foreign currency revenue in the previous year for those newly-opened
special approved foreign currency accounts, the initial limit for
these accounts has been changed from US$100,000 to US$200,000.
For those enterprises
in import, export and manufacturing business, the maximum ratio
for special approved foreign currency accounts can be 100% of foreign
currency revenue after obtaining approval from the State Administration
of Foreign Currencies.
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