The Introduction of a Carbon Tax in China: A Legal Analysis

This article assesses the feasibility of introducing a carbon tax in China to complement existing environmental taxes and the emission trading system (ETS). It argues that a carbon tax could address current policy limitations, respond to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment System (CBAM), and support China’s dual carbon goals through a coherent, legally grounded roadmap.

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Bulletin for international taxation
Published
2026-03-23
DOI
https://doi.org/10.59403/126v4b
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Climate Change Policy and Economics
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The Introduction of a Carbon Tax in China: A Legal Analysis

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Abstract

This article assesses the feasibility of introducing a carbon tax in China to complement existing environmental taxes and the emission trading system (ETS). It argues that a carbon tax could address current policy limitations, respond to the EU Carbon Border Adjustment System (CBAM), and support China’s dual carbon goals through a coherent, legally grounded roadmap.

Bulletin for international taxationVol. 80(3)
Openalex Percentile: Top 16%
Climate Change Policy and Economics
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