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General Administration of Customs and State Administration of Taxation
dispatched a notice about adjustment on tax refund rate toward selected
exported goods as well as additions to the category of prohibited
processing-trade products on 14th September 2006. Its main contents
are as follows:
A. Tax refund for export
of following goods is no longer effective
1. All non-metal mineral
products except salt and cement mentioned in chapter 25 of Import
and Export Tax Ordinance. Coal, natural gas, paraffin wax, asphalt,
silicon, arsenic, rock stuff, nonferrous metals and scrap, etc.
2. Cermet, 25 types of pesticides and intermediate, selected finished
leather, lead-acid battery and oxidized mercury battery, etc.
3. "Xishan" wool, charcoal, crosstie, cork products and
some selected wood products, etc.
4. Paper, paper pulp, cardboard, etc.
(Please refer to the
related list published by Customs department)
B. There are different
degrees of increase/decrease of tax refund rates toward different
exported products. For details please refer to the related list
published by Customs department.
C. Additions to the
category of prohibited processing-trade products
Products for which export
tax refund was abolished in the past and those have been abolished
this time are categorized as prohibited processing-trade products.
Importing of these products will need to pay import tariff and import
related taxes. Commerce bureau and other related authority have
been separately announced the detailed product names and tax reference
numbers of these products.
The above regulation
was implemented on 15th September 2006. Processing-trade contracts
that were previously approved by Commerce Bureau and were filed
with Customs department before this date are allowed to be executed
before expiration date according to the original import bonded policy.
No extension will be granted for any goods that are still not re-exported
after expiration and the regulations on domestic sale of processing-trade
products shall apply.
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