With the VAT Law now in force, manufacturers of industrial robots and semiconductor transfer equipment such as Shenyang-based Siasun had plenty of questions about how tax is calculated and how input credits work. The Shenyang high-tech zone tax bureau sent a young officials' team on site to walk through the rules for R&D procurement, equipment sales and cross-border business, and to map out policies the firms can use, including export rebates, immediate refunds on software products and the advanced manufacturing credit, while helping tighten filing procedures and internal controls. A company finance chief said the session clarified the new rules and made end-to-end tax management more standardised. The bureau said policy coaching and tax risk alerts will become routine.
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Shenyang high-tech zone tax bureau deepens services for smart manufacturing
The tax bureau of Shenyang's high-tech industrial development zone is targeting smart technology and high-end equipment manufacturing with combined measures that push policies and services to enterprises in advance. After the VAT Law took effect early this year, a young officials' team visited robotics maker Siasun to explain calculation rules, input credit and policy boundaries for export rebates, immediate refunds on software products and the advanced manufacturing credit, guiding compliant filing. Follow-up policy coaching and tax risk alerts will be routine.
2026-10-29