How Should China’s Tax Revenue Face the China’s Entry into the WTO?

ID:	TARP-209
Title:	How Should China’s Tax Revenue Face the China’s Entry into the WTO?
Source:	Journal of Hunan Higher Tax College, No.13, September 2000, Cumulatively, Vol.53
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Year:	2000
Pages:	0
Author(s):	Yongqing Xie
Keywords:	China, duty, investment, tax, transparency, value-added tax, WTO, tax law, market access
Abstract:	After China’s entry into the WTO, China will, based on the WTO rules, create a good and transparent investment environment and create more stable opportunities of market access. These will have significant impacts on China’s tax revenue. In such situations, the following measures could be adopted: first, unify the domestic and foreign tax; second, gradually reduce the duties and adopt the consumption value-added tax; third, reform the agriculture tax; fourth, enhance the tax levels and strengthen the transparency of tax administrations; fifth, establish the network of tax information and supervise the tax resources fo e-commerce.
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