What Is Entertainment Tax?
Entertainment tax is a tax levied on the revenue of ticket sales or the amount of fees charged by enterprises and organizations that organize cultural and entertainment performances.
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- Entertainment tax is a tax levied on the revenue of ticket sales or the amount of fees charged by enterprises and organizations that organize cultural and entertainment performances.
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- The "Culture and Entertainment Tax Regulations" also provide for tax reduction and exemption. Among them: (1) Volunteer performances organized for the comfort of the People's Liberation Army, martyrs' families, family members of soldiers or for raising education and relief funds, all of which are tax-free with the approval of the municipal and county people's committees; All films are exempt from taxes; (3) Low-cost street performances are all exempt from taxes; (4) Cultural and entertainment projects for children's special performances are all exempt from taxes; (5) Small cultural and entertainment enterprises, small cultural and entertainment organizations, and municipal and county people's committees (6) Other performances may be reduced or exempted with the approval of the Ministry of Finance of the People's Republic of China or the People's Committee of the Province, Autonomous Region, or Municipality. The culture and entertainment tax was suspended in September 1966.