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| Gender:Secre |
Time:2007-12-5 11:52:27 |
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 If one is indentified as Resident in Chinese tax law, he will have to pay tax upon all incomes from all the world; otherwise he will only pay tax upon the income from China.
China personal income tax law set up two standards to indentify the resident of natual person. One is Domicile standard, the other is residence plus resident period standard.
Domicile standard means one will be a resident if he has a fixed place to live or work becuase of citizen, family, economic relations etc. Residence plus residence period standard means if one has no domicile but he lives often in China, that means if he lives up to 365 days in a tax year. Temporary leaving not excluded including one time leave less than 30days or accumulative leaves less than 90days (for HK and Macau ) less tha |
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| Gender:Secre |
Time:2007-12-5 11:16:45 |
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Shall I pay personal income tax in China?
I am the representitive of our Shanghai Rep office. I am a Hongkong resident. Now we plan to close our Shanghai Rep office since we have established a China Corporation. But now the tax bureau demands me to report my all income from HK to declear income tax in China. I got no income from China, neither I have any house, apartment or rent no apartment. I lived in hotel when I visited China and my time of entering China is shorter than 183days. Shall I declare personal income tax in China? |
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