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Adjustment of preferential import tax rate and tariff policy
At present, the adjustment of tariff policy is becoming an important tool to regulate the agricultural product market in China. New Guolian Futures Analyst

He Peng said that the implementation and extension of preferential import tax rate was carried out against the background of rising soybean prices. 200

In the past seven years, the soybean price in China has risen by more than 1.08 million yuan/ton, with an increase of 62%, especially in the second half of the year.

As the main component, the price of beans rose from about 3200 yuan/ton in early July to about 65438+4700 yuan/ton at the end of February.

. It is worth noting that in June last year, 5438+ 10, the state began to implement the provisional preferential tax rate for soybean imports, and in September,

Neidadou just broke through the previous historical high of 4000 yuan/ton. In addition, last year 65438+February and this year.

In March, the provisional tax rate was extended twice, also after the soybean price continuously hit a record high.

He Peng believes that the follow-up regulatory measures are more timely, but under the expectation of global soybean production reduction this year, the policy is single

I'm afraid the effect is limited. At the same time, the lag of the policy also needs attention, because the preferential import tax rate is effective from the beginning.

The three-month period is extended to 1 year.

Xu Fan, an analyst of China International Futures, believes that the adjustment of China's agricultural tariff policy is inevitable. He said, eyes

With the increase of international agricultural products prices, domestic import costs are soaring, so China has to continue to maintain low import tariffs.

The tax rate can reduce the import cost and meet the domestic market demand.

According to customs statistics, in 2007, China imported more than 30 million tons of soybeans, with a cumulative import of 30.

820,000 tons, an increase of 9.1%over the previous year; The value was $65,438+010.47 billion, an increase of 53.2%; Imported apartment

The average price was $372/ton, up 40.3%. Last year, China's soybean exports were only 460,000 tons, worth.

200 million US dollars, up 20.4% and 34.6% respectively, and the export value is only 1.5 of the import value of that year.

%。