Battery tax rebate cancelled, China’s foreign trade transformation path explored
The export tax rebate rate for batteries is set to decrease starting in April 2026 and will be completely eliminated by 2027, compelling China's battery…
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The export tax rebate rate for batteries is set to decrease starting in April 2026 and will be completely eliminated by 2027, compelling China's battery…
Read insightOn March 30, the Shenzhen Municipal Commerce Bureau released the "Three-Year Action Plan for Promoting Quality and Efficiency in Shenzhen's Foreign Trade—'Export Shenzhen' Special Measures."…
Read insightStarting April 1, 2026, the state will tighten subsidy policies for the foreign trade sector and implement major adjustments to export tax rebates for products…
Read insightEffective April 1, 2026, export tax rebates for photovoltaic products will be eliminated, and rebate rates for battery products will be gradually reduced. This policy…
Read insightEffective April 1, 2026, key policy changes in the foreign trade sector—including the elimination of export tax rebates across the entire photovoltaic industry chain—will come…
Read insightThis foreign trade briefing focuses on the pain points faced by frontline sales representatives and owners of small and medium-sized factories. It covers new domestic…
Read insightAs of April 1, a new export tax rebate policy has officially taken effect, eliminating rebates across the entire photovoltaic industry chain and reducing rebate…
Read insightStarting April 1, policies regarding export subsidies for foreign trade may undergo gradual adjustments, with export tax rebates for certain products potentially being reduced or…
Read insightForeign trade got off to a strong start in 2026, recording 18.3% growth. Driven by both targeted policy measures and industrial upgrading, this performance has…
Read insightSignificant adjustments to export tax rebate policies are set for 2026; effective April 1, VAT export rebates for certain products—including photovoltaics and batteries—will be cancelled…
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