165438+1October 22nd, the General Office of the State Council issued the Notice on Further Strengthening the Assistance Work for Small and Medium-sized Enterprises (hereinafter referred to as the Notice), and put forward policies and measures from nine aspects.
The "Notice" clarifies that it is necessary to increase the support for bailout funds, encourage local governments to arrange bailout funds for small and medium-sized enterprises, implement discount and incentive policies for entrepreneurial guarantee loans, and make good use of financing guarantees for small and micro enterprises to reduce fees and incentive funds. In order to further promote tax reduction and fee reduction, small and medium-sized manufacturing enterprises will defer payment of some taxes and fees in the fourth quarter of 2002/KLOC-0 according to regulations, study and timely introduce some continuation policies after the expiration of the policy of benefiting enterprises, and continue to clean up and standardize the fees related to enterprises. Flexible and accurate use of a variety of financial policy tools, make good use of the newly added 300 billion yuan small re-loan quota, increase credit loans, and strengthen liquidity loan support for small and micro enterprises seriously affected by the COVID-19 epidemic, floods and rising raw material prices.
The circular stressed that it is necessary to alleviate the pressure of rising costs, strengthen the monitoring and early warning of bulk commodities, severely crack down on illegal activities such as hoarding and price gouging, promote futures companies to provide risk management services for SMEs, stabilize the supply of capacity of liner companies on major domestic export routes, and encourage liner companies to launch special services for SMEs. Strengthen electricity security, scientifically implement orderly electricity use, rationally arrange off-peak electricity use, ensure the electricity demand of small and medium-sized enterprises in key links of the industrial chain, and encourage qualified places to implement phased concessions for small and micro enterprises.
? ▲ The United States resumed tariffs on some masks, hand sanitizers and disposable gloves in China.
Local time 1 October 9, 202 1, 165438, the USTR of the United States announced that the validity period of COVID-19 protective products originating in China was originally scheduled to expire on June 4, 2002 1,1,now. It was also decided to extend the validity period of 8 1 of 99 commodities by 6 months on the basis of 20211on May 30, 2022.
This means that 18 products, including textile masks, some hand sanitizers, disposable gloves and so on, which are popular in China at present, will resume to collect 30 1 tariff after the expiration of1October 30.