China’s EV and Battery Makers Tussle over Paying Resumed Lithium-Ion Tax: Sources
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China’s EV and battery makers tussle over lithium-ion tax: sources
China’s electric vehicle (EV) makers and battery manufacturers are locked in negotiations over which party should pay a resumed consumption tax, according to industry sources, a conflict that underlines carmakers’ struggles amid weak home market demand. Beijing is ending an 11-year exemption on a 4 per cent consumption tax on lithium-ion batteries and related products. It returned to 2 per cent on September 1 and will be fully restored one year …
China has eliminated the tax exemption that had been in place for 11 years on lithium-ion batteries. The 2% tax is now being debated among car and battery manufacturers as it will rise to 4% next year.
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evshift.comChina’s EV and battery makers tussle over paying resumed lithium-ion tax: sources
China’s electric vehicle (EV) makers and battery manufacturers are locked in negotiations over which party should pay a resumed consumption tax, according to industry sources, a conflict that underlines carmakers’ struggles amid weak home market demand. Beijing is ending an 11-year exemption on a…
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