来源：北京税务 增值税法 系列宣传 增值税税率 征收率 一 、税率 根据《中华人民共和国增值税法》第二章第十条规定： （一）纳税人销售货物、加工修理修配服务、有形动产租赁服务，进口货物，除本条第二项、第四项、第五项规定 外， 税率为百分之十三 。 （二）纳税人销售交通运输、邮政、基础电信、建筑、 不动产租赁服务 ，销售不动产，转让土地使用权，销售或者 进口下列货物，除本条第四项、第五项规定外， 税率为百分之九 ： 欢迎扫描下方二维码关注： 1. 农产品、食用植物油、食用盐； 二 、征收率 根 据《中华人民共和国增值税法》第二章第十一条规定： 适用简易计税方法计算缴纳增值税的征收率为百分之三。 来源 北京税务 欢迎扫描下方二维码关注： 2. 自来水、暖气、冷气、热水、煤气、石油液化气、天然气、 二甲醚 、沼气、居民用煤炭制品 ； 3. 图书、报纸、杂志、音像制品、电子出版物 ； 4. 饲料、化肥、农药、农机、农膜 。 （三）纳税人销售服务、无形资产，除本条第一项、第二项、第五项规定外， 税率为百分之六 。 （四）纳税人出口货物，税率为零;国务院另有规定的除外。 （五）境内单位和个人 跨境销售 国务院规定范围内的 ...

Key Points - The article discusses the implementation of a water resource tax in Shanxi Province, detailing the applicable tax rates for different types of water usage [3][4]. - The tax rates vary based on the type of water used, with specific rates for agricultural production, public water supply, and special water usage [3]. - There are penalties for unauthorized water extraction, with increased tax rates applied based on the extent of the over-extraction [4]. - The new tax regulations will take effect on December 1, 2024 [4]. Tax Rates Summary - Surface water for agricultural production is taxed at 0.05 yuan per cubic meter, while for special water usage, the rate is 5 yuan per cubic meter [3]. - Groundwater for agricultural production is taxed at 0.2 yuan per cubic meter, with special usage at 20 yuan per cubic meter [3]. - Other water usage types, such as geothermal water, have varying rates, with some at 1.4 yuan per cubic meter [3]. Penalty Structure - Unauthorized water extraction exceeding the planned amount by 20% incurs a penalty of double the applicable tax rate [4]. - If the over-extraction is between 20% and 40%, the penalty increases to 2.5 times the applicable tax rate [4]. - For over-extraction exceeding 40%, the penalty is three times the applicable tax rate [4]. Implementation Date - The new water resource tax regulations will be implemented starting December 1, 2024 [4].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the calculation methods for export tax refunds and exemptions, focusing on the criteria and conditions for cross-border e-commerce enterprises to apply for these tax benefits. Group 1: Tax Refund Calculation - The current tax refund amount is calculated based on the current exempt purchase price of raw materials multiplied by the export goods tax refund rate [2] - The tax basis for VAT refunds on exported goods is the actual Free on Board (FOB) price [3] - For goods processed and exported, the tax basis is determined by the FOB price minus the amount of customs bonded imported materials included in the exported goods [4] Group 2: Conditions for Cross-Border E-Commerce Enterprises - Cross-border e-commerce export enterprises must meet four conditions to apply for VAT and consumption tax refunds: they must be general VAT taxpayers, have registered for export tax refunds, have customs export declarations, and ensure that the export goods are received within the refund application period [15][17] - The tax basis for VAT refunds on exported goods is the amount specified on the VAT special invoice or the customs import VAT payment certificate [7][8] Group 3: Specific Cases and Examples - For foreign trade enterprises exporting goods (excluding commissioned processing and repair goods), the tax basis for VAT refunds is the amount indicated on the VAT special invoice for purchased export goods [7] - In cases of commissioned processing and repair goods, the tax basis is the processing and repair fees indicated on the VAT special invoice [8]

Group 1 - Taxpayers renting out properties need to update tenant information through the electronic tax bureau's property and behavior tax source collection and combined declaration module [2] - The process involves logging into the electronic tax bureau and navigating to the tax declaration and payment section [5] - Specific steps include accessing the property tax source information and modifying the rental details for the relevant property record [7]

Core Points - The article discusses the tax rates applicable to various goods and services in China, highlighting the standard rates and specific exemptions for certain categories [7][8][9][10][12]. Tax Rates for Goods - The standard tax rate for the sale or import of goods is 13% unless otherwise specified [7]. - A reduced tax rate of 9% applies to specific goods, including agricultural products, water, gas, and certain publications [7]. Tax Rates for Services - The tax rate for taxable services is generally 6%, with specific services such as construction and transportation subject to a 9% rate [8]. - A higher tax rate of 13% is applicable for the leasing of tangible assets [8]. Tax Rates for Intangible Assets - The transfer of intangible assets, such as technology and trademarks, is taxed at 6%, while the transfer of land use rights is taxed at 9% [10]. - Exported goods are subject to a zero tax rate, with exceptions as specified by the State Council [10]. Zero Tax Rate Services - Certain services provided by domestic units and individuals, such as international transportation and R&D services, are subject to a zero tax rate [11][12].

Core Viewpoint - The article provides a comprehensive overview of the Value-Added Tax (VAT) rates applicable to various goods and services in China, highlighting the specific tax rates for different categories and the implications for taxpayers [6][7][8][10]. VAT Rates Summary - The standard VAT rate for the sale or import of goods is 13%, unless otherwise specified [6]. - A reduced VAT rate of 9% applies to certain goods, including agricultural products, utilities, and specific publications [6]. - Taxpayers providing taxable services generally face a VAT rate of 6%, with certain services like transportation and real estate rental subject to a 9% rate [7]. - The VAT rate for the transfer of intangible assets, such as technology and trademarks, is 6%, while the transfer of land use rights is taxed at 9% [8]. - Exported goods are generally subject to a zero VAT rate, with exceptions as specified by the State Council [8][10]. Special Cases - Certain services and intangible assets sold by entities and individuals within China are eligible for a zero VAT rate, including international transportation and specific R&D services [10].

Group 1 - The article discusses the classification of various goods and services under different tax rates, specifically highlighting those subject to a 9% tax rate, including agricultural products, utilities, and certain transportation services [2][3][4][5]. - It outlines the types of intangible assets and real estate that are subject to different tax treatments, including the transfer of property rights and financial services [7][8]. - The article emphasizes the importance of understanding which fiscal funds can be treated as non-taxable income for enterprises, detailing specific conditions under which these funds qualify [15][16][18]. Group 2 - It specifies that fiscal allocations from government bodies can be classified as non-taxable income if they meet certain criteria, such as having proper documentation and management guidelines [16][18]. - The article highlights that administrative fees and government funds collected by enterprises can also be considered non-taxable income under specific regulations [17][18]. - It mentions that any unspent fiscal funds classified as non-taxable income must be reported as taxable income after a period of five years if not utilized [19].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses tax incentives for individual businesses in China, specifically a reduction in personal income tax for those with annual taxable income not exceeding 2 million yuan, aimed at stimulating rural entrepreneurship and employment [1][5]. Tax Incentives for Individual Businesses - From January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2027, individual businesses with an annual taxable income not exceeding 2 million yuan will have their personal income tax halved for that portion [1]. - Individual businesses can enjoy this tax reduction in addition to existing personal income tax incentives [1]. - The tax reduction applies regardless of the method of tax collection for individual businesses [2]. Tax Calculation Method - Individual businesses can benefit from the tax reduction during the prepayment of taxes, with the annual taxable income assessed based on the status at the end of the reporting period [3]. - If an individual business has income from multiple sources, they must consolidate their income for tax reporting to recalculate the tax reduction [3]. - The formula for calculating the tax reduction is: - Tax Reduction = (Taxable Income up to 2 million yuan - Other Policy Reductions × Taxable Income up to 2 million yuan / Total Taxable Income) × 50% [3]. Policy References - The article references two key policy documents: - The announcement from the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation regarding support for small and micro enterprises and individual businesses [5]. - The announcement from the National Taxation Administration on implementing personal income tax incentives for individual businesses [5].

Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the tax incentives for small-scale taxpayers in China, specifically the exemption from value-added tax (VAT) for those with monthly sales below 100,000 yuan, aimed at stimulating rural entrepreneurship and employment [1][2]. Tax Incentives for Small Enterprises - From January 1, 2023, to December 31, 2027, small-scale taxpayers with monthly sales of 100,000 yuan or less are exempt from VAT [1]. - Small-scale taxpayers are defined as those with annual taxable sales of 5 million yuan or less [2]. - If a small-scale taxpayer's total monthly sales exceed 100,000 yuan but the sales from real estate are deducted and remain under 100,000 yuan, those sales are exempt from VAT [2]. Policy Basis - The tax incentives are based on several official announcements and notifications from the Ministry of Finance and the State Administration of Taxation, including the unified standards for small-scale taxpayers [3][7].

Group 1 - The article discusses common mistakes related to VAT rates, particularly in services that may seem similar but are taxed differently [3][8][10] - It clarifies that renovation services provided by property service companies are classified as "construction services" and are subject to a VAT rate of 9% [7][8] - Maintenance services for elevators are categorized under "other modern services" with a VAT rate of 6%, while plant maintenance services fall under "other life services" also at 6% [8] Group 2 - The article explains that ticket refund fees charged to customers are taxed as "transportation services" at a VAT rate of 9% if the ticket was sold but not consumed [10][12] - It states that renting construction equipment is taxed as "tangible asset leasing services" at a VAT rate of 13%, while renting with operators is classified as "construction services" at 9% [14] - The article emphasizes the importance of understanding the distinctions in VAT classifications to avoid errors in tax reporting [19][22]