China will revoke a provisional export tax on 31 products including wheat, rice, soybeans, sulfuric acid and steel wire effective July 1, according to a notice issued by the Customs Tariff Commission (CTC) of the State Council.This should be bullish for Chinese agricultural firms.
Most of the products have been taxed at rates of 3 to 10 percent, with a 25 percent rate levied on steel grit, a raw material used in abrasives, according to the CTC Web site.
The commission will also abolish a special export tax of 50 to 75 percent levied on 27 types of fertilizer, as well as raw materials including yellow phosphorous, phosphorous ore and binary compound fertilizers that are used to make them.
The products will be taxed at the provisional rate of 10 to 35 percent.
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