The catalogue at a glance
The Hainan encouraged industries catalogue, explained
What the catalogue does, in plain terms.
Activities Hainan wants
It defines the business activities the FTP actively encourages and rewards.
One of the conditions
Being on it is a condition for the 15% corporate tax, with the 60% income test.
Align from day one
Your registered scope must match it, far cheaper to set right than to amend later.
How long the 15% rate runs
A confirmed window now, and a wider one later, not a cliff edge.
Confirmed through 31 December 2027
The 15% corporate rate for qualifying companies, and the matching 15% cap on individual income tax for high-end, in-demand talent.
It widens, not ends
As the FTP completes its build-out, the 15% corporate rate is planned to extend to nearly all FTP enterprises, and the talent tax break to all residents over 183 days.
Early movers establish their position now, while the rate is confirmed and before requirements tighten. HCSG gets you set up and qualified.
How HCSG handles this for you
We turn 'might qualify' into a scope that does.
Check your activity
We compare what you do against the current encouraged-industries catalogue.
Frame your scope
We word your registered business scope so it aligns and supports the 60% test.
Track changes
As the catalogue updates, we flag what it means for your eligibility.
Tie it to the rate
We connect your scope to the 15% claim so the eligibility actually pays off.
The outcome: a business scope built to sit inside the catalogue, not a guess you discover was wrong at tax time.
Specific, net-new answers, not a repeat of the guide above.

Hainan’s 15% Corporate Income Tax: How to Qualify in 2026 (Substance Rules Explained)
Hainan’s 15% Individual Income Tax (IIT) Cap for Talent (2026)
Substance Requirements for Hainan’s 15% Tax Rate (2026)