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'Rational consumption'
"In order to guide rational consumption, and promote energy-saving
emission reductions, the state Council has approved an additional
consumption levy on ultra-luxury cars," a statement by the Ministry
of Finance said.
The tax goes into effect on Thursday, although observers say it is
unlikely to be a major deterrent for the super rich.
Chinese President Xi Jinping has made a campaign against corruption
a centrepiece of his governing agenda, and has cracked down on
luxury spending as part of that.
The country's ruling communist party on Thursday also issued new
regulations for party officials against "pomp" as part of anti-corruption
efforts.
Top officials should "travel without pomp, minimise impact on public life,
and not have vehicles exceeding the set standards", the official Xinhua
news agency reported.
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