Robots are often hailed as the "crown jewel of manufacturing." As industries continue to upgrade, the need for tax compliance and alignment with policies among companies has grown significantly. During the 2026 World Robot Conference, reporters visited several companies and discovered that robotics firms frequently encounter overlapping R&D and production phases, ambiguous tax boundaries, and complex issues, such as navigating diverse international tax systems and addressing cross-border tax concerns during overseas expansion. To support these companies, the tax department provides comprehensive, full lifecycle tax guidance, aiding them in compliant tax declarations and enabling them to take advantage of policy benefits. This support has become a crucial driving factor for the growth of the robotics industry.