Shishi supports the development of foreign trade enterprises such as shoes and clothing

The reporter learned yesterday that in 2009, Shishi's taxation department handled a total of 80.10 million yuan for the “exemption and cancellation” of the city’s foreign export enterprises, a year-on-year decrease of 30.43%.

In the past year, due to the impact of the international economic crisis and the country’s implementation of restrictions on export of “two high and one capital” products and reduction of export tax rebate rate, the export of textile and apparel and electromechanical products in the city’s foreign trade transactions was serious. Obstructed, foreign trade imports and exports fell sharply, and export companies' orders decreased, capital shortages and other unprecedented difficulties, the city's national tax system play an important role in the "disengagement transfer" of funds for export enterprises in the dispatch, external competition, and speed up the progress of the guarantee In the year, the withdrawal (exemption) of all relevant companies’ funds was put in place in time to ease the pressure on corporate funds.

It is understood that due to the financial crisis, the demand for trade between Europe, the United States and Japan has dropped sharply, the international market has shrunk, and orders have continued to decrease. In particular, the impact on garment industry and textile industry in the pillar industry of the city is most obvious. At the same time, raw materials, energy supply prices and freight prices fluctuate greatly, and the cost is difficult to determine. Customers are all wait-and-see attitudes and are not willing to place orders, resulting in fewer orders for enterprises. Some even do not have orders to do. Coupled with rising wages of workers and continuous increase in employee benefits, production costs have risen sharply, which has caused difficulties for the production and operation of enterprises. Changes in the exchange rate of RMB have affected the development of enterprises. The dollar is still the mainstream of international trade because of the instability of the exchange rates of the US dollar and the euro. In currency, companies generally reflect that changes in exchange rates have a greater impact on profits. Since 2009, the city's export-oriented enterprises have been affected by a variety of unfavorable factors, and more and more enterprises have been transformed from foreign trade exports to self-exports. After the enterprise has the right to self-export, the money for export goods can be directly entered into the company's account, raising the utilization rate of funds and reducing the risk of capital, and saving operating expenses.

According to reports, since 2009, the city's self-operated export highlights have been frequent: On the one hand, export companies have continued to increase, export commodity structure has continued to be optimized, and traditional textile and apparel products have gradually decreased, while emerging industries such as electronics and food products accounted for considerable Large share; At the same time, the proportion of labor-intensive, low-value-added, low-tech export products has fallen, while the proportion of technology-intensive, high-value-added, high-tech products has increased; on the other hand, general trade and processing trade Exports go hand in hand, and state-owned, foreign-funded, and private-owned enterprises are exporting in parallel.