Get your share from the R&D Tax Incentives in China
Tax incentives available for other conditions are minimal. The Chinese government has been offering various tax incentives to research and development (R&D) activities for resident enterprises for over ten years. Encouraging and nourishing R&D and innovation activities has become a national policy and is high on the agenda of ‘The 12th Five Year Plan’ of the Chinese government. A good understanding of R&D tax incentives can therefore lead to tax savings for your business. Are you getting your share from the R&D incentive in China?
Available R&D tax incentives in China
- Reduced Corporate Income Tax (CIT) rate of 15% for High-New-Technology Enterprises (HNTE)
- 150% super deduction for eligible R&D expenses
- Tax concession for Advanced Technology Service Enterprises (ATSE)
- Reduced CIT rate of 15%
- Education fee not exceeding 8% of the total salaries of the ATSE can be deducted for CIT purposes, while the non-deducted part can be carried forward
- Revenue derived from off-shore outsourcing services are exempted from BT
- Customs Duty (CD) and Value Added Tax (VAT) exemption/refund for R&D equipment purchasing
- Tax Concession on technology transfer
- BT exemption on derivation of revenue
- Profit on transfer of qualified technology is eligible for exemption/reduction of CIT