New Zealand Overseas Chinese Tax Refund Guide

For Chinese who have lived in New Zealand for a long time, when they return to the embrace of the motherland every year, they will always lament the great changes here. At the same time, they naturally bring many gifts to their relatives and friends, so they always spend some money.

But in fact, many people in China don't know that, in fact, after the tax rebate, the expenses can be saved a lot. So, what should China people do to get a tax refund when they go back to China to buy things? Specifically, let's take a look at it next!

1, China people can leave the country with overseas passports for tax refund.

In fact, China has been implementing tax refund for departure for several years, but many people may have overlooked it.

After passing the exit security check at the airport, there is one place you will often pass by: this departure tax refund office.

In fact, after the 20 15 domestic tax refund service was fully promoted, it was piloted in some cities first, and the publicity was not enough, and not many overseas tourists were known.

There is almost no queue in front of the departure tax refund counter at domestic airports.

When traveling abroad, almost everyone knows that when buying high-priced goods, you should keep the invoice and apply for tax refund at the airport before returning home.

After deducting the tax rebate, it can be said that buying goods abroad is very affordable, so many people are happy to buy luxury goods and electronic products abroad.

The more expensive things you buy, the more tax you get back. Therefore, the tax rebate policy has promoted the desire of many overseas travelers to "buy while buying" abroad.

However, for Chinese who have been naturalized in New Zealand, they may feel that they have suffered a lot, because every time they go back to China to visit relatives, they can't return the gifts they bought for their family and friends.

In fact, Chinese in New Zealand don't have to be sad, because the money spent in China can be taken back, and the tax rebate rate is higher!

2. New Zealand China Departure Tax Refund Guide

Since these two years, all major airports in China have implemented departure tax refund service, and all China people with overseas passports can enjoy 1 1% tax refund.

As long as the following conditions are met:

(1 Purchase tax refund items at the designated tax refund store, and obtain tax refund vouchers such as tax refund application form according to regulations when the shopping amount reaches the starting point (500 yuan).

(2) Go through the departure formalities at the departure port, and do not use or consume the tax refund items before leaving the country.

(3) The departure date is no more than 90 days from the purchase date of the tax refund items.

(four) the purchased tax refund items are carried or checked out of the country by overseas passengers themselves.

(five) the purchased tax refund items have been examined by the customs and signed on the tax refund application form.

(6) Apply for tax refund at the designated tax refund agency.

Items that can enjoy the tax refund policy include:

Clothing, shoes and hats, cosmetics, clocks and watches, jewelry, electrical appliances, medical care and beauty equipment, kitchen utensils, furniture, air conditioners, refrigerators, laundry equipment, televisions, photography (like equipment, computers, bicycles,

Stationery, sporting goods, etc. ***2 1 324 species, but food, beverage, fruit, cigarettes, wine, cars, motorcycles, etc. Can't enjoy tax refund.

However, only tourists with overseas passports can enjoy the tax refund for leaving the country.

Overseas tourists refer to foreigners, overseas Chinese and compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan who have lived in China for no more than 183 days.

Therefore, overseas people who hold green cards (PR) and still hold China passports may not be able to enjoy this preferential policy.

Okay, do you understand? This time, China people will save a lot of money when they return to their motherland next time!