The 15th Five-Year Plan designates quantum technology, biomanufacturing, hydrogen and nuclear fusion, brain-computer interfaces, embodied intelligence and sixth-generation mobile communications as new economic growth points. Tax departments across China are responding by building policy support, targeted services and compliance guidance directly into local innovation chains. The report visits Jiangsu, Shanghai and Shenzhen. In Nanjing, brain-computer interface products including intelligent bionic hands and brain-controlled rehabilitation wheelchairs have entered nearly a thousand hospitals and are reaching overseas markets. In Shanghai, tax authorities and industrial parks have set up standing liaison mechanisms for 6G and embodied intelligence clusters. In Shenzhen, biomanufacturing companies have built R&D expense management platforms that automatically reconcile R&D working-hour systems with attendance records, ensuring labor costs are allocated accurately to the right projects and keeping innovation spending traceable and verifiable.
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Tax Support for Innovation: Tax Authorities Back Future Industries Including Brain-Computer Interfaces, Embodied AI and 6G
China's 15th Five-Year Plan identifies quantum technology, biomanufacturing, hydrogen and nuclear fusion, brain-computer interfaces, embodied intelligence and 6G as new growth engines. Local tax authorities are embedding policy support, refined services and compliance guidance into innovation chains. Reporting from Jiangsu, Shanghai and Shenzhen, the article describes brain-computer interface products such as intelligent bionic hands and brain-controlled rehabilitation wheelchairs that now reach nearly a thousand hospitals, tax-park liaison mechanisms serving 6G and embodied AI clusters, and biomanufacturing firms using digital R&D expense management platforms that automatically reconcile R&D working hours with attendance data for accurate cost allocation.
2026-10-21