Yunnan, Jiangsu, and Shanghai tax authorities jointly released the first batch of typical tax compliance cases in the coffee industry chain.

In recent years, China's coffee industry has broken through the limitations of single agricultural planting and the industry chain covers multiple areas such as raw material planting, deep processing, brand operation, offline stores, etc., extending to new formats such as cultural and creative experiences, manor tourism, and internet celebrity economy, becoming a typical demonstration of integrated development of primary, secondary, and tertiary industries. According to statistics, by 2025, the total scale of the national coffee industry will exceed 218.1 billion yuan, with over 550 million coffee consumers. The coffee industry has decentralized main bodies, long industry chains, diverse formats, and strong cross-border attributes. Operators need to comprehensively consider differences in tax policies at various stages, rules for deducting input VAT amounts, income type accounting, etc. Ensuring tax compliance is the key to the sustainable development of the industry. Therefore, tax departments in Yunnan, Jiangsu, and Shanghai jointly released the first batch of typical cases of tax compliance in the coffee industry chain, focusing on compliant business practices for enterprises in the upstream, midstream, and downstream of the coffee industry chain, providing references for a wide range of operators.