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Core Viewpoint - The article emphasizes the importance of accelerating the development of service trade as a crucial measure to expand high-level opening-up and cultivate new momentum for foreign trade development [2]. Group 1: Financial Support and Investment - The government encourages the use of existing central and local funding channels to support new service export models, including digital services, high-end design, and green services [3]. - The article highlights the role of the Service Trade Innovation Development Guidance Fund in increasing investment in service trade and digital trade, while revising relevant guidance directories [4]. Group 2: Tax and Insurance Measures - There is a focus on optimizing the zero tax rate application process for service exports, promoting electronic information to replace paper documents to enhance efficiency [5]. - The article discusses increasing support from export credit insurance companies for service exports, expanding coverage, and improving claims service quality [6][7]. Group 3: Regulatory and Operational Improvements - The article outlines measures to improve the supervision of bonded areas, simplifying approval processes for imported goods necessary for research and testing [8]. - It also mentions optimizing cross-border personnel mobility and entry consumption policies to facilitate foreign investment and talent [9]. Group 4: Financial Management and Settlement - The government plans to promote integrated currency pools for multinational companies, allowing service enterprises to join these pools for easier fund allocation [10]. - There is an emphasis on enhancing the convenience of cross-border fund settlement for service trade, encouraging banks to streamline procedures for compliant enterprises [11]. Group 5: Intellectual Property and Data Management - The article encourages the transformation and transaction of intellectual property, improving evaluation and financing services related to patents [12]. - It discusses the promotion of cross-border data flow, establishing operational guidelines for important data and supporting international trade and research [13]. Group 6: Market Expansion Support - The government aims to support enterprises in exploring international markets by providing legal support and enhancing participation in international trade exhibitions [15].

Core Points - The Ministry of Commerce and nine other departments issued a notice on September 24 to promote service exports, outlining 13 policy measures aimed at enhancing service trade and supporting various new service export models [1][2]. Group 1: Policy Measures - The notice emphasizes the utilization of existing funding channels to support service exports, particularly in digital services, high-end design, research and development, and green services [1]. - It aims to optimize the zero tax rate declaration process for service exports and increase the precision of export credit insurance policies [1]. - The measures include improving customs supervision systems and facilitating cross-border personnel movement and inbound consumption [1]. Group 2: Data and Talent Policies - The notice proposes to optimize visa policies for foreign investment enterprises, researchers, and high-level talent coming to China, including expanding the scope of visa-free policies [2]. - It also includes the development of an important data directory and guidelines for data identification, as well as adjustments to the negative list for data export in free trade zones [2]. - The support for cross-border transmission of personal information within multinational companies is also highlighted, allowing for easier internal data flow [2].