China to cut import value-added tax on cancer drugs from May 1

The government says it would remove import tariffs on cancer drugs from next month

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Published April 27, 2018

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BEIJING: China will cut the import value-added tax on cancer drugs to 3 percent from May 1, the Finance Ministry said on Friday.

The government has said it would remove import tariffs on cancer drugs from next month.

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