CCTV News (News Broadcast): Faced with the epidemic challenge and the dual pressures of domestic and foreign markets, some foreign trade companies have encountered difficulties in terms of capital and production. In order to support enterprises to resume work and resume production, a series of policy combinations have injected power into the foreign trade market .
This garment export company in Weihai, Shandong, shipped multiple tickets to a South Korean customer a year ago but did not receive payment. It turned out that the buyer went bankrupt, which caused the money to float. Coupled with the impact of the epidemic, companies encountered a phased funding bottleneck. At this time, Zhang Meifeng, the person in charge of the company, remembered that last year, under the guidance of the government, he had insured export credit insurance. After filing her claim application, she received $ 150,000 in compensation in less than ten days.
In order to alleviate the operating pressure of foreign trade export enterprises, as China's only policy insurance institution, China Credit Insurance not only opened up a green channel for fixed loss verification, but also relaxed claims conditions on the basis of compliance during the epidemic.
In order to support the resumption of work and production of foreign trade enterprises, Shandong has increased the support for foreign trade companies to insure export credit insurance, and fully supports short-term export credit insurance premiums for small and micro foreign trade enterprises under the provincial export credit insurance unified insurance platform.
Stabilizing the basic foreign trade, not only the export credit guarantee is in force, but the improvement of export tax rebate efficiency also provides assistance to foreign trade enterprises.
In Jiangxi, the leading consumer electronics company in the world received the export tax refund of more than 20 million yuan in just three days, which greatly enriched the working capital of the company to resume work and resume production.
At present, the efficiency of handling export tax refunds for enterprises across the country has increased by more than 20% as a whole compared to before the outbreak. In order to stabilize the basic market of foreign trade, China has made a series of "combination punches": optimizing and adjusting credit arrangements, moderately reducing loan interest rates, and further increasing credit investment in the foreign trade sector; it has been severely affected by the epidemic and encountered temporary difficulties in liquidity The small, medium and micro foreign trade enterprises have temporarily extended the principal and interest payment arrangements, and the loan principal and interest can be extended to June 30; guide enterprises to make reasonable use of international rules and assist trading enterprises to safeguard their legitimate rights and interests. As of March 11, a total of 5637 factual force majeure certificates have been issued by the National Trade Promotion System, involving a contract value of about 503.5 billion yuan.