Continue to implement the export tax rebate ,2010 building materials export has new opportunity(1/31/2010)

In recent years, foreign trade building materials industry is a difficult road indeed, many enterprises have U-turn to start domestic market. But the domestic market is not a smooth road, so public companies are riding a tiger situation. Recently, the Ministry of Public letter to chief engineer, said Zhu Hongren, 2010 will continue to implement the export tax rebates, export credit policies, stability, labor-intensive exports, expanding the traditional export of the products and brands. This message can be said that a line of building materials for the taking of foreign trade enterprises in a timely manner stabilizing measure, will also allow public enterprises to foreign trade in 2010, the market full of hope.

2010, countries continue to implement the export tax rebate, the enterprise will bring far-reaching impact. From a business point of view of survival, continue to implement the export tax rebate can be said that the enterprise is to reduce the foreign trade market, the difficulties of operation, and ease the financial pressure of enterprises, but also taking a step forward in improving the enterprise nature of resistance and resistance to competition in the market, so that building materials foreign trade enterprises more competitive, these companies based on foreign trade are also a prerequisite for the market.

Of course, the continuation of the implementation of the export tax rebate does not fundamentally solve the business of foreign trade for survival, industry sources said although the export tax rebate will help companies survive in the short term crisis, but can not be expected to maintain fiscal and taxation policies to help export enterprises and backward mode of operation . In the long run, export enterprises to step up efforts to adjust the product mix, speed up industrial upgrading, improving product technology content, and fundamentally promote a stable and healthy development of foreign trade.
(by China Leiyuan, 1/31/2010)