广东公布优化市场化、法治化、国际化营商环境工作方案

Core Viewpoint - Guangdong Province has officially announced three work plans aimed at optimizing the market-oriented, legal, and international business environment, focusing on deepening reforms to foster development for various business entities and create a first-class business environment [1][2]. Group 1: Market-oriented Business Environment - The "Guangdong Province 2026 Work Plan for Optimizing Market-oriented Business Environment" emphasizes strengthening support for factors and supply, including optimizing land supply methods to make it easier for enterprises to acquire and utilize land [1]. - Specific measures include allowing industrial project land payments to be made in installments, with only 50% of the price paid upfront and the remaining amount due within one year without interest [1]. - The plan promotes "mortgage upon certificate issuance" services and supports reasonable conversion and mixed use of land for different purposes, as well as innovative models for "joint land acquisition and building" among related enterprises in the industrial chain [1]. Group 2: Legal Business Environment - The "Guangdong Province 2026 Work Plan for Optimizing Legal Business Environment" focuses on enhancing institutional supply in new sectors, regulating administrative law enforcement related to enterprises, and strengthening judicial protection of property rights [1]. - Key initiatives include piloting a "no disturbance" list, deepening the "comprehensive inspection once" reform, exploring a regulatory model for "quiet production periods" for enterprises, and enhancing the application of the "Yue Law Enforcement" platform [1]. Group 3: International Business Environment - The "Guangdong Province 2026 Work Plan for Optimizing International Business Environment" proposes 14 specific measures across various areas, including internationalization of urban life, facilitation of international trade and investment, and cooperation with Hong Kong and Macau [2]. - The plan includes innovative measures to promote cross-border trade facilitation, such as advancing the transparency pilot for cross-border e-commerce and creating a one-stop regulatory service system for customs, finance, taxation, and insurance [2]. - An annual update mechanism for the work plans will be established to respond to business concerns and continuously iterate and upgrade policy measures [2].