On the positive impact of the reduction of export tax refund

         The export tax rebate of photovoltaic products may have a certain positive impact on the export business. Although tariffs may be imposed on the surface, from a long-term and overall perspective, the tax rebate has its potential impact.

         First, the export tax rebate tariff helps improve the international competitiveness of enterprises. Although the reduction of tax rebates may mean an increase in the tax burden of enterprises in the short term, it prompts photovoltaic enterprises to pay more attention to product cost control and production efficiency improvement. Being able to reduce production costs through technological innovation and management optimization can maintain a high profit level in the global market, thereby enhancing its competitiveness. In addition, the adjustment of tax rebate policies will make enterprises rely more on market demand and innovation rather than government sovereignty, which will help promote the industry.

         Secondly, the export tax rebate rate of photovoltaic products may prompt enterprises to pay more attention to the development of the domestic market. In recent years, the demand for the domestic photovoltaic market has gradually increased. As the country’s support for the new energy industry has increased, the domestic market has provided more support for photovoltaic enterprises. There is huge potential space. By strengthening the expansion of the domestic market, enterprises can reduce their dependence on export tax rebate policies and reduce the impact of external risks. For example, if the international market becomes active, the domestic market’s integrity demand can become an important support point for enterprises.

         Third, the tax rebate tariff may promote the further improvement of the supply chain of the photovoltaic industry. Under the pressure of tax rebate tariffs, photovoltaic companies will pay more attention to optimizing their own supply chains, looking for raw materials and production methods upstream of costs, so as to improve overall production efficiency. At the same time, companies may also hinder opportunities to seek cooperation with international suppliers and distributors, further expand sales channels in the international market, increase export impact, make up for tax rebates, and reduce the impact.

         Finally, tax rebates help promote the green transformation and sustainable development of the industry. Reducing excessive reliance on tax rebate policies will prompt photovoltaic companies to pay more attention to improving their technical level, promote green technological innovation, and promote the entire industry to develop in a more sustainable and environmentally friendly direction. This transformation is not only to improve.

         In general, although the decline in photovoltaic product exports will increase the operating costs of enterprises in the short term, in the long run, it will enable enterprises to enhance their independent innovation capabilities, expand the domestic market, and improve supply chain management, thereby enhancing the core competitiveness of enterprises and promoting the sustainable development of the industry.