关于延续实施养老、托育、家政等社区家庭服务业税费优惠政策的公告公告2026年第7号

Core Viewpoint - The announcement extends tax and fee preferential policies for community family services such as elderly care, childcare, and housekeeping from January 1, 2026, to December 31, 2027, to support the development of these services [4]. Group 1: Tax and Fee Policies - Institutions providing community elderly care, childcare, and housekeeping services will enjoy the following tax benefits: - Exemption from value-added tax (VAT) on income from these services [1]. - A 90% reduction in the income included in the taxable income calculation [1]. - Exemption from deed tax for properties and land used for these services [1]. - Exemptions from various fees related to property registration and construction for these services [1]. - Properties and land used for community services will be exempt from property tax and urban land use tax [1]. Group 2: Definition and Scope - The term "community" refers to a social living community composed of people in a specific geographic area, including urban and rural communities [2]. - Institutions providing elderly care services are defined as those offering services such as daily care, rehabilitation, meal assistance, emergency rescue, and emotional support to the elderly [2]. - Institutions providing childcare services are defined as those offering care, supervision, meals, and nurturing for children under three years old [2]. - Institutions providing housekeeping services are defined as those offering services such as cleaning and cooking within family residences [2]. Group 3: Compliance and Documentation - Taxpayers benefiting from these policies must retain documentation such as registration receipts for elderly and childcare institutions, service agreements with community organizations, and evidence of service provision for verification [3]. - Failure to provide the required documentation or if the documentation is found to be false may result in the recovery of enjoyed tax benefits [3]. Group 4: Coordination and Oversight - Relevant departments, including civil affairs, health, commerce, and finance, are required to enhance coordination and establish a mechanism for information sharing to ensure the effective implementation of these policies [3].