They all need to be paid, and the national tax of individual industrial and commercial households is generally approved. As for the approved amount, it is usually assessed by collecting your business income information or other methods adopted by the local tax authorities.

The national tax examines your business income, pays VAT (because your business is selling clothes), and defines you as a small-scale taxpayer. The tax rate is 3%, and the tax amount is business income multiplied by the tax rate.

Local taxes are based on the income from the production and operation of individual industrial and commercial households and belong to personal income tax. As for the approved amount, it is not necessarily 2%, depending on the policies of the local tax authorities.

As for others who say that local taxes will be less than national taxes, this is nonsense, not necessarily true. If your business needs to pay business tax, such as service industry, hotel industry, catering industry, etc. These have nothing to do with the national tax. In addition, there are stamp duty, property tax, urban construction tax, education surcharge and so on.