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CHINA PRESS
CHINA PRESS: The spillover effects from U.S. tax reform should not be
exaggerated, the Financial News, a newspaper managed by the People's Bank of
China, said Wednesday. The expected passage of the Trump administration's tax
reform plan will result in global tax cut competition, with the U.K., France and
India having announced they will cut their taxes, while the Japanese government
is said to be looking at reducing some taxes, too, the newspaper said. Liao
Tizhong, director of the International Taxation Department of the State
Administration of Taxation, said the Chinese government does not advocate a
China-only policy approach without thinking about the impact of policies on
other countries, saying it would be wrong to do so, the newspaper reported. Liao
stressed China opposes tax cut competition. China has preferential tax rates for
high-tech and foreign companies and taxes are not the only factor affecting
companies' decisions on where to build their factories. The newspaper noted
China still needs to take precautions and plan ahead to tackle possible
headwinds from the U.S. tax plan. (Financial News)

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