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Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) could see a meaningful reduction in their tax burden starting next year. According to recent statements from officials at the SME Association, the State Administration of Taxation is currently collaborating with the Ministry of Industry and Information Technology to develop new policies aimed at easing the financial pressure on these businesses. Both parties have acknowledged that the current tax system places a heavy load on SMEs, and there are plans to introduce targeted tax relief measures, particularly for small businesses.
From the perspective of implementing the "Several Opinions on Further Promoting the Development of SMEs" issued by the State Council in September 2009, this upcoming tax relief appears to be a logical continuation of previous efforts. It's expected that the preferential tax rate for small-scale, low-profit enterprises—currently set at 20%—may be further reduced to 18%. Additionally, the income threshold for tax benefits might be raised from an annual taxable income of 300,000 RMB to 500,000 RMB. However, beyond tax reductions, the elimination or reduction of administrative fees and other charges could have an even greater impact on lowering the overall burden on SMEs.
Meanwhile, toy manufacturers are facing what has been called the "Christmas Dilemma." According to data from the General Administration of Customs, exports of traditional bulk goods saw increased growth during the first seven months of 2010 compared to the first half of the year. However, toy exports reached $4.75 billion, marking a 30% increase—but the growth rate actually declined by 0.5 percentage points.
This slowdown highlights the challenges many toy companies face as they prepare for the Western Christmas season. With tight labor markets, rising wages, and increasing raw material costs, it has become increasingly difficult for manufacturers to meet demand while maintaining quality. Production cycles have also extended, stretching from 30–50 days to as long as 80–90 days. This situation reflects broader structural changes in China’s economy, including shifting labor costs, evolving industrial policies, and incomplete adjustments in overseas markets. The previous balance between domestic production and international demand has been disrupted, and a new, more stable pattern has yet to fully emerge.