Continue to give preferential treatment. On May 13, it was revealed in Shanghai that Ruan Haifeng, the information officer of the Recycling Metals Branch of China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association, will pay taxes on the waste materials recycling industry no later than the second half of this year.

Ruan Haifeng revealed the news at the "2006 Shanghai Aluminum Summit-Aluminum Industry and Market" co-sponsored by Shanghai Nonferrous Metals Industry Association and Shanghai Futures Industry Association.

After the end of the preferential tax policy, in 200 1 year, the value-added tax of the waste materials recycling industry was changed, and the waste materials recycling business unit was exempted from selling the waste materials it bought. Although this policy

People in the industry support enterprises to engage in the business development of waste materials, but the average tax burden of the industry is much higher than that of other industries, which seriously affects the development of waste materials recycling industry.

At the end of March this year, organized by the Ministry of Finance, the National Development and Reform Commission, the State Administration for Industry and Commerce, State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China, the State Environmental Protection Administration, and the China Nonferrous Metals Industry Association's Renewable Metals Sub-branch, the domestic waste materials tax policy, the renewable resources recycling association, and industry associations are going to introduce new tax policies to support and encourage the development of the domestic waste materials recycling industry. policy

Ruan Haifeng told reporters that there are three principles, that is, the tax of waste recycling industry supports the whole recycling industry chain and supports related value-added tax. The results have not yet been announced and relevant policies have not been issued, but Ruan Haifeng stressed that the policies will be implemented in the second half of this year.

Will the development of circular economy in China be affected? Changchun, a professor of economics at Donghua University, said that if its tax restrictions are too large, it may have some impact.

Duan Kuang, an expert in civil law at Fudan University, told this reporter that the recycled waste materials industry is a lack of systematic construction waste, which has not been treated and recycled in time. If it is a clear industrial system, the circular economy standard should be of great benefit to the tax system construction.

Transfer from: plastic additives business network