Tax, Accounting and Audit in China 2017 – New Publication from China Briefing
The Tax, Accounting, and Audit in China 2017 is now available for download in the Asia Briefing Publication Store. The guide offers a comprehensive overview of the major taxes that foreign investors are likely to encounter when establishing or operating a business in China, as well as other tax-relevant obligations. This concise, detailed, and pragmatic guide is ideal for business leaders who must navigate the complex tax and accounting landscape in China in order to effectively manage and strategically plan their China operations.
Given China’s idiosyncratic legal system, which is quite different to those in Western countries, a strong understanding of China’s tax liabilities enables foreign investors to maximize the tax efficiency of their overseas investments while ensuring full compliance with the country’s tax laws and regulations.
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In this guide, we discuss China’s tax laws and administration, corporate income tax, value-added tax, and individual income tax calculation methods and applicability. We also cover annual compliance requirements, profits/dividends repatriation and financial due diligence. In the international taxation context, we address such topics as transfer pricing and double taxation treaties. We note this guide contains the latest information, including six corporate tax cuts announced last week
This practical and easy-to-understand guidebook will be of invaluable use to all executives involved in handling company finances concerning China, including:
- Chief Executive Officers
- Chief Financial Officers
- Accounting Managers
- Tax Specialists
It is currently used by the Guanghua School of Management, Peking University as course reference material.
China Briefing is published by Asia Briefing, a subsidiary of Dezan Shira & Associates. We produce material for foreign investors throughout Asia, including ASEAN, India, Indonesia, Russia, the Silk Road, and Vietnam. For editorial matters please contact us here, and for a complimentary subscription to our products, please click here. Dezan Shira & Associates is a full service practice in China, providing business intelligence, due diligence, legal, tax, IT, HR, payroll, and advisory services throughout the China and Asian region. For assistance with China business issues or investments into China, please contact us at china@dezshira.com or visit us at www.dezshira.com
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