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my country’s policies towards Taiwan include

1. Actively promote the acceleration of the granting of equal treatment to Taiwan-funded enterprises and mainland enterprises in the field of investment and economic cooperation

1. Enterprises invested by Taiwanese compatriots in the mainland (hereinafter referred to as "Taiwan-funded enterprises") ) Participating in the "Made in China 2025" action plan shall be subject to the same policies as mainland enterprises. Support Taiwanese businessmen to invest in the mainland to establish high-end manufacturing, intelligent manufacturing, green manufacturing and other enterprises and set up regional headquarters and R&D design centers, and accordingly enjoy tax, investment and other related support policies.

2. Help and support qualified Taiwan-funded enterprises to enjoy a reduced corporate income tax rate of 15% for high-tech enterprises in accordance with the law, with additional deductions for R&D expenses, and a full refund of the added value for R&D centers located in the mainland when purchasing mainland equipment. tax and other preferential tax policies.

3. Taiwanese scientific research institutions, colleges and universities, and enterprises are independent legal persons registered in the mainland. They can lead or participate in the application of national key R&D plan projects and enjoy the same policies as mainland scientific research institutions, institutions of higher learning, and enterprises. Taiwanese scientific researchers employed by independent legal persons registered in the mainland can apply as the person in charge of national key R&D program projects (topics) and enjoy the same policies as mainland scientific researchers. For the transformation of Taiwan's intellectual property rights in the mainland, the mainland's intellectual property incentive policies can be implemented with reference to the mainland's intellectual property incentive policies.

4. Taiwan-funded enterprises can participate in the construction of infrastructure such as energy, transportation, water conservancy, environmental protection, municipal public works, etc. through franchising.

5. Taiwan-funded enterprises can participate in government procurement fairly.

6. Taiwan-funded enterprises can participate in the mixed ownership reform of state-owned enterprises through joint ventures, mergers, acquisitions and reorganizations.

7. Taiwan-funded enterprises and mainland enterprises are equally subject to relevant land use policies. Priority will be given to the supply of land for industrial projects that are encouraged to invest in intensive land use. When determining the minimum land transfer price, it can be implemented at a price not lower than 70% of the lowest price standard for mainland industrial land transfer corresponding to the local land grade.

8. Continue to establish cross-Strait industrial cooperation zones in the central, western and northeastern regions, encourage Taiwan-funded enterprises to move to the central, western and northeastern regions and participate in the "Belt and Road" construction to expand domestic demand markets and international markets. Vigorously promote the construction of Taiwanese investment zones and cross-strait environmental protection industry cooperation demonstration bases.

9. Taiwan-funded agricultural enterprises can enjoy agricultural support policies and preferential measures such as agricultural machinery purchase subsidies and key leading enterprises in industrialization on the same basis as mainland agricultural enterprises.

10. Taiwanese financial institutions and merchants can cooperate with China UnionPay and mainland non-bank payment institutions in accordance with the law and regulations to provide Taiwan compatriots with convenient small-amount payment services.

11. Taiwan credit reporting agencies can cooperate with mainland credit reporting agencies to provide credit reporting services to compatriots and businesses on both sides of the Taiwan Strait.

12. Taiwan-funded banks can collaborate with their mainland peers to provide financial services to the real economy through syndicated loans and other methods.

2. Gradually provide Taiwanese compatriots with the same treatment as mainland compatriots in studying, starting a business, employment, and living in the mainland

13. Taiwanese compatriots can register for 53 professional and technical personnel vocational qualification examinations and 81 professional qualification examinations for skilled personnel (the "Catalogue of National Vocational Qualification Examinations Open to Taiwan Residents" is attached, and specific practice methods will be formulated separately by relevant departments).

14. Taiwanese professionals can apply to participate in the national “Thousand Talents Program”. Taiwanese professionals working in the mainland can apply to participate in the national “Ten Thousand Talents Plan”.

15. Taiwanese compatriots can apply for various fund projects such as the National Natural Science Foundation, the National Social Science Foundation, the National Science Fund for Distinguished Young Scholars, and the National Arts Foundation. Specific measures will be formulated by the relevant competent authorities.

16. Encourage Taiwanese compatriots to participate in the inheritance and development projects of China’s excellent traditional culture, such as the Chinese Classics Reading Project, the Cultural Heritage Protection Project, and the Intangible Cultural Heritage Inheritance and Development Project. Support Taiwanese cultural and artistic groups and individuals to participate in brand activities organized by the mainland overseas such as Feel China, Chinese Culture Year (Festival), and Happy Spring Festival, and participate in the "Chinese Culture Going Out" program. Qualified cross-Strait cultural projects can be included in the overseas Chinese Cultural Center project resource library.

17. Support nominations for various awards projects in the economic, technological, cultural and social fields such as the China Charity Award, Plum Blossom Award, and Golden Eagle Award, covering Taiwan. Taiwanese compatriots working in the mainland can participate in the selection of local model workers, "May 1st" labor medals, technical experts, "March 8th" red flag bearers and other honorary titles.

18. There are no restrictions on the number of Taiwanese people who can participate in the production of mainland radio and television programs, movies, and TV series.

19. There are no quantitative restrictions on the introduction of movies and TV series produced in Taiwan by mainland film distribution agencies, radio and television stations, audio-visual websites and cable TV networks.

20. Relax the restrictions on the proportion of main creative personnel, mainland elements, investment ratio, etc. in cross-Strait co-production films and TV series; cancel the application fee for cross-Strait film co-production projects; shorten the time limit for the review and approval of story synopses in the co-production stage of cross-Strait TV series .

21. Establish a green channel for Taiwan’s book import business and simplify the import approval process. Taiwanese books imported during the same period can be given priority to go through relevant procedures.

22. Encourage Taiwanese compatriots to join mainland economic, technological, cultural, and artistic professional organizations and industry associations and participate in relevant activities.

23. Support and encourage educational, cultural and scientific research institutions on both sides of the Taiwan Strait to carry out research and application of results in the fields of Chinese culture, history, ethnicity and other fields.

24. Institutions in Taiwan engaged in cross-Strait non-governmental exchanges can apply for the Cross-Strait Exchange Fund project.

25. Encourage Taiwanese compatriots and relevant associations to participate in grassroots work such as poverty alleviation, education support, public welfare, and community building on the mainland.

26. Taiwanese students who are studying for a master's degree in clinical medicine in mainland universities can apply to take the exam in accordance with the relevant regulations for registration for the mainland physician qualification examination after one year of postgraduate study.

27. Taiwanese compatriots who have obtained mainland medical qualification certificates can apply for practice registration in the mainland in accordance with relevant regulations.

28. Qualified Taiwanese doctors can obtain mainland doctor qualifications through accreditation. Qualified Taiwanese doctors can apply for registration to practice medicine in the mainland for a short period of time in accordance with relevant regulations, and can re-register after expiration.

29. When Taiwanese compatriots who have obtained corresponding qualifications in Taiwan apply for securities, futures, and fund qualifications in the mainland, they only need to pass the mainland laws and regulations exam and do not need to take the professional knowledge exam.

30. Encourage Taiwanese teachers to teach in mainland universities, and their academic achievements in Taiwan can be included in the job evaluation system.

31. In order to facilitate Taiwanese compatriots to apply for jobs in the mainland, promote the system upgrade of various personnel and talent websites and corporate online recruitment, and support the use of Taiwan compatriot ID cards to register and log in.

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"Government Work Report"

Premier Li Keqiang used 110 words and 3 sentences to elaborate on the major policies of Taiwan work in 2022 policy. This "Action Program" of more than 100 words is concise but not simple, with clear signals and highlighted key points.