Hangzhou Linan tax bureau coordinates services for humanoid robot industry and home-grown core parts

Qingshanhu Science and Technology City in Linan, Hangzhou, is now a key base for humanoid robot research, home to companies such as Zhongke Feifan. The Linan district tax bureau works with the science park administration and other departments to serve these firms: when they ask how to calculate research expense deductions or how to obtain qualifications, joint online and offline training is arranged so that one question is answered by several parties at once, clearing worries that could slow development. One company built its own four-brain control architecture linking perception, learning, action and operation, and expanded from collaborative robots to humanoid and industrial robots; its head said the tax bureau made everything from policy briefings to rebate processing smooth, letting the team focus on technology. Another specialised small firm is working on home-grown dexterous hands, planetary roller screws and harmonic reducers, and is a focus of the tax bureaus follow-up services.