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On the Problems of Value Added Tax in China

Xiaojun Liu

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The article analyses the main problems in China's VAT as follows: scope of levy VAT is narrow relatively, system of input tax being credited is not perfect, structure of VAT rate is not reasonable. Then some countermeasures are put forward for developing VAT in China.

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The article analyses the main problems in China's VAT as follows: scope of levy VAT is narrow relatively, system of input tax being credited is not perfect, structure of VAT rate is not reasonable. Then some countermeasures are put forward for developing VAT in China.

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The article analyses the main problems in China's VAT as follows: scope of levy VAT is narrow relatively, system of input tax being credited is not perfect, structure of VAT rate is not reasonable. Then some countermeasures are put forward for developing VAT in China.

Key concepts: China, Scope (computer science), Economics, Value-added tax, Value (mathematics), Tax rate, International economics, Mathematical economics

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