What policy highlights are worth paying attention to when the four major free trade zones are landed

The advantages of the free trade zone are as follows:

1. Imported goods are cheaper and more assured. Set up direct sales stores for imported goods in the free trade zone, which are 10%-30% cheaper than the market;

2. Parallel imported cars.

Cheaper. **Nearly 30% cheaper than the market;

3. The cost of medical treatment is expected to decrease, and ordinary people can experience the medical services of foreign-funded hospitals without going abroad;

4. There are more and more employment opportunities for foreign companies, the threshold for entrepreneurship in the free trade zone is lower, and there are many preferential tax policies;

5. Leisure and entertainment projects will be more abundant, and consumers will appreciate original foreign entertainment projects and art performances.

A free zone is a free agreement.

a combination of countries. The member states that have signed the Freedom** Agreement have mutually removed tariffs and quantity restrictions on goods** so that goods can move freely between member countries.

The free trade zone is a special functional area of a country's opening to the outside world, in this area, the customs will generally not interfere with the goods entering the free trade zone, and the free sale, processing and storage of goods in the free trade zone do not deal with the customs. Foreign ships are allowed to enter and exit freely in the ** zone, foreign goods are imported duty-free, and quota controls on imported goods are abolished.

The difference between a free trade zone and a bonded zone is that the free trade zone is a passage that can be freely shipped out of the country without customs supervision through the signing of a free agreement, while the bonded zone is a typical approved establishment, technical, and subject to customs supervision and management that can store goods for a long time. The former degrees of freedom.

It will be relatively high, and the latter often looks like a typical savings point, so this is the main difference between a free trade zone and a bonded zone.

In the current world, free trade zones tend to belong to the relatively free kind of areas, and there are currently free trade areas such as the European Union and the North American Free Zone, as well as the China-ASEAN Free Zone.

Also typical. A bonded area, on the other hand, is often a small area within the customs territory, which generally needs to be fenced off and exempted or bonded on the customs duties of goods entering the zone from abroad, rather than reducing the tariffs.

Legal Analysis: Preferential Tax Policies in Free Trade Zones: Allowing foreign goods to enter and exit freely without customs duties.

Free trade zone refers to an arrangement that is more preferential than the relevant provisions of the WTO in terms of investment and investment; Outside the customs borders of sovereign countries or regions, a specific area is set aside to allow foreign goods to enter and exit freely without customs duties. In essence, it is a customs quarantine zone with a free port policy.

Legal basis: "Several Policies of Hainan Province to Support the Development of High-tech Enterprises (Trial)" Article 1 Support high-tech enterprises to enjoy the Hainan Free Port Policy. The raw and auxiliary materials and equipment imported by high-tech enterprises required for scientific research and production shall be included in the "positive list" of the relevant policies of the free trade port or shall not be included in the "negative list" according to the regulations, and enjoy the "zero tariff" policy.

High-end talents and talents in short supply of high-tech enterprises can enjoy the preferential individual income tax policies of Hainan Free Port in accordance with relevant regulations. The income obtained by high-tech enterprises from new overseas direct investment is exempt from enterprise income tax.

What are the preferential policies for the free ** zone? On April 1, 2017, China's third new Pilot Zone was established, and together with the four free zones established in Shanghai, Beijing, Tianjin and Guangdong, China has a total of 11 free zones. The construction of a new structure in China's 1 free ** zone has been formed.

What are the preferential policies for these free zones? Now let's understand together!

Preferential policies for Shanghai Free Zone.

The preferential policies of the Shanghai Free Zone have expanded the opening up in the fields of financial services, shipping services, business and trade services, professional services, cultural services and social services, and suspended or cancelled access restrictions such as investor qualification requirements, shareholding ratio restrictions, and business scope restrictions.

Tax incentives are also proposed for domestic and foreign businesses and individuals working in the free zone. The relevant preferential measures mainly include legal persons and individual shareholders registered in the Pilot Zone who can realize the added value of assets through foreign investment in non-monetary assets and other similar asset restructuring activities, and the income from the relevant added value shall not exceed 5 years, and the enterprise income tax and capital gains tax can be paid in installments.

For enterprises that carry out financial leasing and production, processing and manufacturing, the free zone planning plan has issued a number of tax incentives, the most important of which are as follows:

First of all, the project subsidiaries set up by financial leasing enterprises in the free zone to provide financial leasing services for overseas customers can enjoy the preferential treatment of export tax rebate test.

Second, enterprises and project subsidiaries registered in the free ** zone that operate aircraft financial leasing can enjoy value-added tax reduction and exemption for imported civil aviation transport aircraft purchased overseas.

1. Relax restrictions on investment industries. The negative list appears, allowing investment in industries that are not on the list; Where it is not prohibited by laws and regulations, it is listed as open.

2. Tax incentives: in line with the encouraged category, the income tax will be reduced by 15%; The export tax rebate policy is perfect.

3. Field: zero tariff, zero tariff for enterprises in the free zone and the flow of overseas goods.

4. Reform and innovation in the financial field: marketization of interest rates in the financial market, marketization of exchange rates, and innovation of financial market products; The convertibility basis of the RMB capital account has not been tried first; promote the full opening of financial services to private capital and foreign investment; Some Chinese banks are allowed to engage in offshore business.

Preferential policies for companies registered in free trade zones.

Legal Analysis: China's free zone refers to a multi-functional special economic zone established outside the country's borders, with preferential taxation and special customs supervision policies as the main means, and liberalization and facilitation as the main purpose. At present, China has approved the establishment of free ** zones including:

There are a total of 11 free trade zones, including China (Shanghai) Free Pilot Zone, China (Guangdong) Free Pilot Zone, China (Tianjin) Free Pilot Zone, China (Fujian) Free Pilot Zone, and China (Shaanxi) Free Pilot Zone.

Legal basis: Foreign Affairs Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 4: The State implements a unified foreign affairs system, encourages the development of foreign affairs, and maintains a fair and free foreign affairs order.

Article 5 In accordance with the principle of equality and mutual benefit, the People's Republic of China shall promote and develop relations with other countries and regions, conclude or participate in regional economic agreements such as customs union agreements and free zone agreements, and participate in regional economic organizations.

Preferential tax policies for the district: foreign goods are allowed to enter and exit freely without customs duties.

The Free Trade Zone refers to an arrangement that is more preferential than the relevant provisions of the WTO in terms of investment and investment; Outside the customs borders of sovereign countries or regions, a specific area is set aside to allow foreign goods to enter and exit freely without customs duties. In essence, it is a customs quarantine zone with a free port policy. In a narrow sense, it only refers to the areas that provide import duty-free import of raw materials and other goods required for processing and export in the zone, similar to the potato rough mouth processing zone.

In a broad sense, it also includes free ports and entrepot areas.

On March 24, 2015, the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China deliberated and approved the overall plan of Guangdong (three major areas: Guangzhou Nansha Free Trade Zone, Shenzhen Shekou Free Trade Zone, and Zhuhai Hengqin Free Trade Zone), Tianjin and Fujian Free Pilot Zone, and further deepened the reform and opening up plan of Shanghai Free Pilot Zone.