China’s STA introduces tax measures to manage COVID-19 implications

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China’s STA introduces tax measures to manage COVID-19 implications

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March 16, 2020
The spread of Covid-19 is causing global economic strain

The State Taxation Administration of China (STA) explains which measures it has implemented for all taxpayers to manage the social and economic implications of the coronavirus.

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