Rushan, Shandong: Tax benefits enable "small tea" to become "big industry"

In recent years, with the precise assistance of the taxation department of Rushan City, Weihai, Shandong Province, Rushan tea has gradually formed a new industrial development pattern integrating "planting - production - processing - scientific research - sales - sightseeing"

Classified guidance to help enterprises enjoy policy dividends "The policy guidance provided by tax experts is comprehensive and accurate.

In order to help the development of the tea industry in Rushan, the Rushan Municipal Taxation Bureau has strengthened the precise guidance of "one policy for one household" and "one policy for one industry" for tea companies

Accurately "taking the pulse" to solve the tax-related problems of tea companies "Our business has a wide range of businesses and involves many types of taxes, but many tax policies are not fully grasped

The tax expert consultant team of Rushan City Taxation Bureau carried out "point-to-point" counseling to help enterprises collect input-output data of tea production, and determined that the input-output ratio of self-produced tea greens was 4.

"Not only that, the tax cadres also explained the tax-related business processing procedures and precautions to our financial staff, and they often return visits.

Exchange "credit" for "loan" to help tea companies upgrade their industry "Due to the long cycle of recovering funds from tea planting to sales, and the continuous expansion of business scale in recent years, the demand for working capital has continued to increase.

In order to support the development of the tea industry in Rushan, the Rushan Municipal Taxation Bureau has further promoted the cooperation of "bank tax interaction", providing unsecured and unsecured credit loan services for tea enterprises with tax credit A, B, and M grades and above, effectively solving the financing needs of tea enterprises

During a follow-up service return visit to Weihai Weiming Tea Industry Co.

(Song Shuang Liu Junjie)

"China Food News" (07 edition on August 19, 2021)

(Editor-in-charge: Yuan Guofeng)