Linda Lew
China Cars Reporter at Bloomberg News
short sighted in my eyes, long sighted in my mind | covering 🇨🇳🚙 for @business | ex. @SCMPNews, @akzinefest | caveats apply | tips to [email protected]
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5 days ago |
bloomberglinea.com.br | Daniele Lepido |Linda Lew |Francesca Volpi
Bloomberg — O primeiro carro totalmente elétrico da Ferrari deve se beneficiar de tarifas e impostos mais baixos na China, e a empresa espera que isso ajude a reanimar suas vendas no país. Espera-se que o Elettrica EV que a Ferrari apresentará a partir de outubro seja tributado a uma taxa composta de 30% do preço de varejo sugerido pelo fabricante.
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5 days ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Daniele Lepido |Linda Lew
Ferrari NV is looking to its first fully electric supercar to revive sales in China because the model will benefit from lower tariff and tax rates. The Elettrica EV that Ferrari will unveil starting in October is expected to be taxed at a compound rate of 30% of the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The carmaker’s models equipped with its roaring 12-cylinder engines face a combined import, consumption and value-added tax that’s almost four times that rate.
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news.bloombergtax.com | Daniele Lepido |Linda Lew
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bnnbloomberg.ca | Daniele Lepido |Linda Lew
(Bloomberg) -- Ferrari NV is looking to its first fully electric supercar to revive sales in China because the model will benefit from lower tariff and tax rates. The Elettrica EV that Ferrari will unveil starting in October is expected to be taxed at a compound rate of 30 per cent of the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The carmaker’s models equipped with its roaring 12-cylinder engines face a combined import, consumption and value-added tax that’s almost four times that rate.
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5 days ago |
bloomberg.com | Daniele Lepido |Linda Lew
(Bloomberg) -- Ferrari NV is looking to its first fully electric supercar to revive sales in China because the model will benefit from lower tariff and tax rates. The Elettrica EV that Ferrari will unveil starting in October is expected to be taxed at a compound rate of 30% of the manufacturer’s suggested retail price. The carmaker’s models equipped with its roaring 12-cylinder engines face a combined import, consumption and value-added tax that’s almost four times that rate.
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