When applying for rent reduction and rent-free during the epidemic, the reasons for rent reduction and rent-free should be written, because the epidemic is very serious. From the perspective of production and operation difficulties and legal basis, the last is the specific amount and amount of rent reduction and rent-free, as well as some basic information of the applicant and so on.

Expansion: during the epidemic prevention and control period, enterprises are allowed to postpone the declaration and payment of taxes. For enterprises that meet the conditions for deferred tax payment, the tax payment period shall be extended for no more than three months according to law. For enterprises that do have difficulties in paying taxes, property tax and urban land use tax shall be reasonably reduced or exempted according to law. For "regular quota" households, adjust the quota reasonably or simplify the closing procedures. Timely implement policies such as inclusive tax reduction for small and micro enterprises.

State-owned assets business premises are exempt from the first month's rent for private leasing enterprises that are greatly affected by the epidemic and cannot operate normally, and the rent for the second and third months is charged by half; Encourage other property owners to appropriately reduce or exempt rents according to the actual situation. For enterprises that have been rent-free for more than two months, tax relief shall be given according to the number of rent-free months.

If an enterprise expands the production capacity of urgently needed materials for epidemic prevention and control through technological transformation or converts the above materials within the prescribed time limit, it will increase incentives for its qualified equipment procurement.

Large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises and leading enterprises in the industry have increased their support for small and medium-sized enterprises in the industrial chain in terms of payment recovery, raw material supply and project contracting, so as to promote the stable operation of the industrial chain. For small and medium-sized enterprises that have signed contracts with state-owned enterprises, if they cannot fulfill their contractual obligations on time due to the epidemic, the contract performance period may be appropriately extended. State-owned enterprises shall, in accordance with the contract, pay the relevant funds of small and medium-sized enterprises and private enterprises in full and on time, and shall not form new overdue arrears.