This question is very professional. There is a paint consumption tax exemption policy in the tax law, but there are preconditions, and you need to judge for yourself whether it meets the requirements. I'll give you some conditions to see if they meet.

1) meets the requirement of exemption from consumption tax for paints with volatile organic compounds (VOC) content below 420g/L (inclusive) under construction. (the third paragraph of article 2 of the tax number. 20 15 16)

2) In order to enjoy consumption tax exemption, enterprises that produce and entrust processing related coating products must hold inspection reports of coating products issued by inspection institutions that have been granted laboratory qualifications by quality and technical supervision departments at or above the provincial level according to law, and request to submit them to the competent tax authorities when applying for tax exemption.

3) The testing institutions recognized by the quality and technical supervision departments at or above the provincial level mentioned in point 2 refer to the institutions that have obtained the valid accreditation measurement certificate (using CMA mark) issued by the National Certification and Accreditation Administration or the provincial quality and technical supervision departments according to law, and have corresponding paint testing items in the schedule of the accreditation measurement certificate.

4) Those who meet the above requirements for exemption from consumption tax on paints can apply online at the Electronic Taxation Bureau or on site. Generally, it is necessary to provide inspection reports, paint consumption tax returns and other materials required by tax authorities.

For the technical standards of VOC of other coatings, please consult relevant technical professionals.