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Qixia district tax office backs new quality productive forces

The tax office of Qixia district in Nanjing uses tax big data to profile new-infrastructure technology firms whose R&D projects are numerous and capital intensive, pairing policy matching with project fit and covering the whole chain from project approval and R&D to cost aggregation and filing. Guidance is delivered online through policy pushes and e-services and offline through case analysis and hands-on training, so firms can claim benefits compliantly on their own. One national little-giant specialising in satellite internet and laser communications spends about 20% of revenue on R&D; after a 12 million yuan extra R&D deduction last year it expanded smart production lines, core technology work and digital upgrades, tripling capacity for one product line and cutting unit manufacturing cost by 40%.

Industry News国家税务总局江苏省税务局Source
2026-10-31

In Qixia district, Nanjing, an optics company working on satellite laser communications holds national little-giant status and its products feature in the Chang'e and Tianwen programmes. Because such firms run many R&D projects with heavy spending, the local tax office profiles them with tax big data, combining policy matching with project fit and covering everything from project approval and R&D to cost aggregation and filing, with online policy pushes and e-services plus offline case studies and hands-on training. A person responsible for R&D accounting said the company puts about 20% of revenue into research each year; after a 12 million yuan extra R&D deduction landed last year, funding loosened and investment in smart production lines and digital upgrades grew, tripling capacity for one product line and cutting unit manufacturing cost by 40% while breaking foreign technology monopolies. The tax office said it will keep tailoring guidance to companies' needs so that policy benefits turn into real capacity for technology breakthroughs.