1月新法新规：噪音扰民最高处十日拘留，个人取现超5万无需登记

Core Viewpoint - A series of new laws and regulations will take effect starting January 1, 2026, impacting various sectors including public security, taxation, education, electric vehicles, and cybersecurity [2]. Group 1: Public Security Regulations - The revised Public Security Administration Punishment Law will address issues such as animal attacks and noise disturbances, with penalties including up to ten days of detention and fines for severe cases [5][6]. - New provisions will allow for immediate penalties for dangerous behaviors like high-altitude object throwing and unauthorized drone flights, enhancing public safety measures [5]. - The law introduces a record sealing system for minor offenses, aligning with the principle of proportionality in law enforcement [6]. Group 2: Taxation Changes - The new Value-Added Tax (VAT) Law will come into effect, defining the scope of VAT for goods, services, and real estate transactions, with VAT being the largest tax category in China [7]. - In 2024, VAT revenue is projected to be approximately 6.57 trillion yuan, accounting for 38% of total tax revenue, with a 3.9% year-on-year increase noted in the first eleven months of 2025 [7]. Group 3: Cybersecurity and AI Regulations - The revised Cybersecurity Law will enhance monitoring and assessment of AI risks, supporting the development of AI technologies and ethical standards [11]. - Network operators will be required to maintain strict confidentiality of user information and allow users to request deletion or correction of their personal data [11]. Group 4: Housing and Real Estate - A new policy will impose a 3% VAT on individuals selling homes purchased for less than two years, while those selling homes held for two years or more will be exempt from VAT [17]. Group 5: Electric Vehicle Standards - A mandatory standard for electric vehicle energy consumption will be implemented, tightening limits by approximately 11% compared to previous recommendations, which will require technical upgrades from manufacturers [16]. Group 6: Digital Currency Developments - Starting January 1, 2026, digital yuan wallets will begin to accrue interest, marking a transition to a digital deposit currency system [18]. Group 7: Environmental Regulations - The production of mercury-containing thermometers and blood pressure monitors will be banned to comply with international environmental agreements [19]. Group 8: Financial Regulations - New regulations will eliminate the requirement for individuals to register the source of cash withdrawals exceeding 50,000 yuan, allowing banks to assess risk before questioning customers [21].