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Jiang Hui: Heavy Taxes And Fees Make Textile And Garment Enterprises Miserable.

2013/8/14 9:52:00 31

Textile Industry Tax Burden Of Textile And Garment Enterprises Garment Export

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 > China's < a target= "_blank" href= "//www.sjfzxm.com/" > textile > /a > Import and Export Chamber of Commerce President Jiang Hui said in Foshan on 13 th that Chinese textiles "a target=" _blank "href=" "target=" > clothing > enterprises, all kinds of tax burden is overweight, and it is also higher in the world. But what is more painful to the enterprises is a variety of fees. Some companies even do not know how many fees they need to pay in a year. 
 "according to our statistics, the average tax burden of China's textile and garment enterprises is about 35%, which is also higher in the world." Jiang Hui attended the 2013 Forum on sustainable development 13 days ago. However, many enterprises are afraid of not paying taxes. "The tax is stipulated by the state, and how much tax should be paid. However, all kinds of "fees" everywhere make enterprises busy. 
 it is reported that in 2009, Guangdong abolished hundreds of administrative fees and reduced the burden by 2 billion 400 million for the whole year. Jiang Hui said that various kinds of "fees" can make it impossible for enterprises to figure out how much money they will pay in a year. For example, a business owner complained that the government should not tell me how much the fee was cancelled, just tell me how much it will cost, because I am not sure. 
 a survey report on China's textile enterprises' tax burden pain index (2011 data) shows that industrial enterprises pay 17% of value-added tax, 25% of their profits, income tax and related environmental protection and so on. They also pay taxes on urban construction tax, local education fees, fund for disabled persons, property tax, stamp duty, travel tax and so on. 
 Jiang Hui said that the heavy "a href=" http://sjfzxm.com/news/index_q.asp "taxes and fees < /a" greatly hurt the enthusiasm of entrepreneurs in running the real economy. 
 according to industry statistics, in 2012, the gross value of China's textile industry was close to 6 trillion yuan, accounting for 11.5% of the total industrial output of the country, and the number of directly employed employment exceeded 20 million, and the export of textile and clothing reached 254 billion 980 million dollars, a record high. At present, China has the largest textile industry system with the largest industrial chain and the largest producer and exporter of textile and clothing in the world. 
 "China is a big textile country, but not a powerful country." Jiang Hui said that as a labor-intensive industry, the textile industry enterprises are facing the rising labor costs, the appreciation of the renminbi, and the pressure of structural adjustment. At the same time, the survival of textile enterprises is becoming increasingly difficult because of shortage of talents, funds, product innovation, inadequate marketing channels and production management. 
 a survey shows that enterprises generally believe that the best embodiment of government support is "lowering the tax burden", accounting for 77% of the surveyed enterprises. Another survey of small businesses also shows that corporate hope for the government is in order to lighten burdens, reduce taxes and solve financing problems. Tax cuts are more urgent than financing. 
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