🎁 Tax Incentive Matcher
Describe your business and get a draft report of tax incentives, reductions and subsidies that may fit — eligibility, benefit, how to apply, and the rule it's based on. A draft to verify.
- Tied to your profile. Matches read your size, industry, location & age — not a generic checklist.
- Cites the rule. Every item names the policy basis so you (or your accountant) can verify it.
- A draft, not advice. Figures are illustrative; final eligibility is the tax authority's call.
See the quality — a real example
Sample only · no credits usedInput — business profile
Tech startup, 15 staff, registered 2024. Builds AI software; ~40% of staff in R&D. Annual revenue ≈ ¥3M, taxable profit ≈ ¥600K. Registered in a national high-tech zone. Hired 2 fresh graduates this year.
Output — matching incentives (draft)
Eligibility: Genuine, documented R&D activity with separately-accounted project costs — your AI software work likely qualifies.
Benefit: An extra portion of qualifying R&D spend deducted from taxable income (illustrative).
Based on: R&D super-deduction policy — confirm the current rate with the tax bureau.
Eligibility: Within the staff / asset / taxable-profit thresholds — your ¥600K profit and 15 staff are in range, pending the year's limits.
Benefit: Reduced effective corporate income tax rate on qualifying profit (illustrative).
Based on: Small low-profit enterprise preferential policy.
Eligibility: Depends on IP ownership, R&D-intensity and high-tech revenue share — not yet confirmed from your profile.
Benefit: Lower corporate income tax rate once certified (illustrative).
Based on: HNTE certification rules.
Illustrative example, not tax advice. Categories and wording mirror the real output; specific rates/amounts depend on current law and the tax authority's determination.
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