When new policy drops, understand it before you act
Tax and business policy changes fast, the official text is hard to read, and local practice varies by region. Huiya's AI Policy Advisor turns source documents, official interpretations and local filing notes into a structured conclusion of what this means for your company, with executable next steps. Where filing responsibility or tax risk is involved, it flags the issue and routes you to a human advisor.
We are a general-VAT cross-border seller in Shenzhen. A new "tax refund on departure" policy just came out — what does it mean for us?
Bottom line: tax refund on departure applies to overseas travellers who buy goods in a refund shop and take them out of the country. It is a separate system from your export refund (exemption-credit-refund); this change does not directly affect your 9610 / 0110 refunds.
Real impact: if you also run offline retail for inbound tourists (or plan to), the new rules lower the minimum refund threshold and simplify refund-shop registration — opening a new inbound-consumption refund service for you.
Recommended actions: ① confirm whether offline retail refund-shop registration applies; ② the export refund treatment is unchanged, no adjustment needed; ③ if applicable, we can help with refund-shop registration and system integration.
Risk note: this is based on public documents; actual registration and filing follow the competent authority. For execution, route to a human advisor for review.
Local practice, differences made clear
Hover to see each province's area, population and GDP, click to drill down to local filing notes. The AI localises its reading to your region.
Interactive administrative map
Hover to see area, resident population, GDP and per-capita GDP. Click a province to drill down, or click a prefecture-level division to open its page.
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Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan are shown for completeness but have no regional page yet. Xingxing and Baiyang cities in Xinjiang have no public boundary data, so the map contains 449 prefecture-level divisions. Hover to see area, resident population, GDP, per-capita GDP and the data year (area is administrative land area; population is the latest published figure).
Turn complex policy into an action list
Not a general chatbot — a specialist assistant built on Huiya's tax, corporate and cross-border knowledge base.
- Policy alerts and impact assessment (filtered by industry and region)
- Three-layer output: source → plain-language → action list
- Regional difference comparison (refund cycles, park incentives, filing order)
- Risk flags and compliance-boundary markers
- Exportable Q&A history that hands off to a human advisor
Four steps, from question to action
No training needed — open and use it.
Submit your entity type and region
Ask or upload a policy document
AI produces interpretation and action list
Complex items routed to a human advisor
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AI handles the volume, experts handle the backstop — spend expensive advisor time only where judgement is needed.
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Basic Q&A and plain-language reads
- 5 smart answers / day
- Source → plain-language
- Quick lookup of common issues
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Alerts + deep reads + action lists
- Unlimited deep Q&A
- Major policies in 1–2 business days
- Impact filtered by industry / region
- Export readings and action lists
- Cloud history of Q&A
Expert backstop
AI + human advisor review
- Everything in Standard
- Human review of key conclusions
- Risk check on filing / refund items
- Dedicated WeCom advisor
- Priority response
No plan includes government fees; the expert backstop review scope follows the executed engagement letter.
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