What are the preferential policies for demobilized military cadres to engage in self-employment?

Answer to the question: A: According to the data of the Ministry of Finance.

Article 1 of the Notice of State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China on Tax Policies for Demobilized Military Cadres' Self-employment (Caishui [2003] No.26) stipulates that demobilized military cadres engaged in self-employment shall be exempted from business tax and personal income tax for three years with the approval of the competent tax authorities.

According to the Notice of People's Republic of China (PRC) and State Taxation Administration of The People's Republic of China of the Ministry of Finance on Strengthening the Management of Preferential Business Tax Policies for Demobilized Military Cadres, Retired Soldiers in Cities and Towns and Their Families (Caishui [2005] 18), the self-employed demobilized military cadres in the above documents are exempt from business tax, which refers to the self-employment behavior of less than 7 people (including 7 people) and more than 8 people (including 8 people). Regardless of whether the business license obtained by them is marked as individual industrial and commercial households, demobilized military cadres and their dependents enjoy relevant business tax preferential policies in accordance with the provisions of newly-established service-oriented enterprises and newly-established enterprises and retired soldiers in cities and towns.