Xiao Hua, speaker of the New York house of Representatives, was in lower Manhattan in April 1st.

Xiao Hua said at a news conference that consumers will buy clothing less than 110 yuan in New York from now on.

Chen Zuozhou, chief executive officer of the joint development organization of China ports, said that in twenty-first Century, shopping malls were close to Chinatown, hoping to attract more people to come shopping.

In the speech, President of the Chinese General Chamber of Commerce said in a speech, no longer need to take path to New Jersey shopping, New York can enjoy duty-free concessions.

In twenty-first Century, the store owner (Ed Gindi) was even more delighted. He said the mall had always offered brand discount products, which would increase.

Before that, consumers should pay 8.875% of the consumption tax of New York and New York when they buy clothes and shoes and hats.

From March last year, shoes sold under 55 yuan can be exempt from state sales tax.

Now, goods under 110 yuan are duty-free, including clothing, shoes, hats, clothing accessories such as buttons.

But if the single price exceeds 110 yuan, consumers still need to pay 8.875% of the state and city consumption tax.

Miss Zhang, who was shopping in the mall in twenty-first Century, said she did not know that the state began to cancel the day.