What problems may occur in export tax refunds? How to avoid them?

Temporary suspension or withholding of export tax rebates. This occurs when tax authorities identify suspicious points in the export goods declared by a company, leading to delayed or suspended tax rebate reviews and approvals, increasing financial pressure on the company.

Non-standard or overdue documentation. This refers to companies failing to provide complete, consistent, and valid documentation as required or exceeding the declared deadline, resulting in ineligibility for tax rebates or even being treated as domestic sales subject to VAT and consumption tax.

Fraudulent export tax rebate claims. This involves companies using false documentation or transactions to fraudulently obtain state financial funds, causing significant losses to the state and facing severe administrative penalties and criminal liabilities.

Understand export tax rebate policies and regulations, and file claims on time, in quantity, and with quality.

Standardize documentation collection and organization, provide complete, consistent, and valid documentation, and avoid rebate issues due to non-standard or overdue submissions.

Strengthen internal management and risk control, prevent fraudulent rebate claims, comply with laws and regulations, and maintain corporate reputation.

Focus on product quality and after-sales service, reduce returns or exchanges, and avoid rebate issues caused by returned goods.