关税迎来调整！1月1日起实施

Core Viewpoint - The State Council Tariff Commission has released the "2026 Tariff Adjustment Plan," which will implement a temporary import tariff lower than the most-favored-nation rate on 935 items starting January 1, 2026, to enhance the synergy between domestic and international markets and resources [1][2]. Group 1: Import Temporary Tariff - A temporary import tariff will be applied to 935 items (excluding tariff quota goods) [6]. - The adjustment aims to promote high-level technological self-reliance, reduce import tariffs on key components and advanced materials such as CNC hydraulic pads and composite joints [1]. - It supports the green transformation of the economy by lowering tariffs on resource-based products like regenerated black powder for lithium-ion batteries [1]. - The plan also aims to improve people's livelihoods by reducing tariffs on medical products such as artificial blood vessels and diagnostic kits for certain infectious diseases [1]. Group 2: Tariff Quota Rates - The tariff quota management will continue for eight categories of imported goods, including wheat, with unchanged tax rates [7]. - Specific fertilizers like urea, compound fertilizers, and ammonium hydrogen phosphate will maintain a 1% temporary import tariff within quota limits [7]. Group 3: Export Tariff Rates - Export tariffs will continue to be levied on 107 items, with 68 of these items subject to temporary export tariffs [8]. Group 4: Tax Items and Annotations - Adjustments have been made to certain tax items and annotations, resulting in a total of 8,972 tax items and 201 annotations for domestic items [9]. Group 5: Agreement Tariffs - The plan continues to implement agreement tariffs on certain imported goods from 34 trade partners based on 24 free trade agreements and preferential trade arrangements [10]. - Further tax reductions will be implemented according to agreements with countries such as New Zealand, Peru, Switzerland, and others [10]. Group 6: Preferential Tariffs - 43 least developed countries will continue to receive zero tariff treatment on 100% of tariff items, with preferential tariffs applied [11]. - Certain imported goods from Bangladesh, Laos, Cambodia, and Myanmar will also continue to enjoy preferential tariff rates based on agreements [11].