1, promoting technological transformation of enterprises
Innovation is the fundamental driving force for the development of enterprises, and the identification policy of high-tech enterprises is a guiding policy, which aims to guide enterprises to adjust their industrial structure, take the road of independent innovation and sustainable innovation, stimulate their enthusiasm for independent innovation and improve their scientific and technological innovation ability.
2. Enhance corporate brand image.
Explain that the person in charge has a strong sense of innovation, high market development ability and high management level. It shows that this enterprise is a high-growth enterprise supported by the state and has a good potential economic benefits.
3. Enjoy preferential tax reduction and exemption policies.
The recognized high-tech enterprises can implement the preferential tax rate of 15% (25% before recognition), with the tax rate reduced by 10 point and the tax amount reduced by 40%.
4. Improve the market value of the enterprise.
It is proved that enterprises have strong technological innovation ability and high-end technology development ability in this field, which is conducive to enterprises to explore domestic and foreign markets; It is an important condition for enterprises to bid.
5. Improve the capital value of enterprises.
High-tech enterprises are an important condition to attract local governments and industry organizations to implement preferential policies and financial support for enterprises, and also have the strength to attract venture capital institutions and financial institutions, thus promoting enterprises to quickly invest in industrial operation.
Conditions for the accreditation of national high-tech enterprises:
The identification conditions of national high-tech enterprises mainly include the following contents:
1. enterprise registration time: an enterprise must be registered for more than one year when applying for accreditation.
2. Independent intellectual property rights: Enterprises registered in China (excluding Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan) have independent intellectual property rights over the core technologies of their main products (services) through independent research and development, transfer, donation and merger.
The quantitative requirements of intellectual property rights include: at least 1 invention patents, new plant varieties, etc. Or 8 or more utility model patents, or 10 or more design patents or software copyrights that do not simply change product patterns.
3. Product field: the technology of the enterprise's main products (services) must fall within the scope stipulated by the state-supported high-tech field.
4. Proportion of scientific and technological personnel: The proportion of scientific and technological personnel engaged in R&D and related technological innovation activities in the enterprise in the total number of employees in that year is not less than 65,438+00%.
5. Proportion of R&D expenses: The proportion of the total R&D expenses of an enterprise in the last three fiscal years to the total sales revenue in the same period shall meet the following conditions:
(1) The proportion of enterprises with sales income of less than 50 million yuan in the latest year is not less than 5%.
(2) The proportion of enterprises with sales income of 50 million yuan to 200 million yuan in the previous year shall not be less than 4%.
(3) The proportion of enterprises with sales income of more than 200 million yuan in the previous year shall not be less than 3%.
Among them, the total R&D expenses incurred in China are not less than 60% of the total R&D expenses.
6. Financial and growth requirements: The financial status of an enterprise should meet the growth requirements of high-tech enterprises, including the growth of income ratio, sales volume and total assets of high-tech products (services).