- China is reducing VAT rebates for clean oil product exports in 2025
- The reduction in tax rebates will be effective on December 1
- The move is aimed at directing earnings inward for domestic development
- The reduction in VAT rebates will also apply to photovoltaics, batteries, and non-metallic mineral products
- The reduction in VAT rebates will cap export margins for some industrial sources
- The tax cost for gasoline, gasoil, and jet fuel exports is estimated to be between $2.8/b and $3.4/b
- Market sources expect China’s clean oil product exports in 2025 to remain largely unchanged from 2024 volumes
Source: hellenicshippingnews.com
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