(1) must be goods within the scope of VAT and consumption tax collection. The collection scope of value-added tax and consumption tax includes all taxable goods of value-added tax except duty-free agricultural products directly purchased from agricultural producers, as well as 1 1 consumer goods such as cigarettes, alcohol and cosmetics listed as consumption tax.

(2) It must be the goods declared for export. The so-called export, that is, export gateway, includes self-operated export and entrusted agent export. Distinguishing whether goods are declared for export is one of the main criteria to determine whether goods are within the scope of tax refund (exemption).

3) It must be the goods for financial export. Export goods can only be refunded (exempted) after financial sales.

(4) It must be the goods that have been received and written off. According to the current regulations, the export goods that export enterprises apply for tax refund (exemption) must be goods that have received foreign exchange and have been written off by foreign exchange management departments.