Consumption tax on solvent oils and market prospects
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Naphtha, which is the raw material for solvent oils, is subject to consumption tax; solvent oils themselves are also taxed. How can one apply for a tax refund in such a situation? Is there any raw material that is exempt from consumption tax? Let’s talk about it
Weren’t taxes already imposed? Haven’t they been collected yet? Has the naphtha been collected yet? If naphtha is taxed, can a tax refund be obtained for using it to produce solvent oil? Don’t laugh at me for being new to this industry; could you please explain it in detail?
Huh? Is there a tax on air too? :funk: Oil, I don’t understand.
Taxes are not a bad thing; they are an **important tool for regulating the economy, and support** through taxes. However, for businesses to operate and develop, each individual company still seeks to obtain the greatest possible benefits. Therefore, from a policy perspective, in what ways can businesses reduce their tax burdens? Does anyone have any objections?
I hope some expert passing by can give me some advice