The deadline for filing annual individual income tax (June 30) is approaching. Here are some frequently asked questions from expats. Make sure to file on time!

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China offers various tax benefits for expats working in the country, including exemptions of personal income tax on certain subsidies, such as the subsidies for their housing, children's education, and language training.

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How can I find the export tax refund rate for a specific product in the online service platform of the Shanghai Municipal Tax Service?

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Direct investment by overseas investors using their distributed profits is eligible for deferred taxation. This includes equity investments such as capital increases, establishment of new enterprises, and acquisitions of equity.

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The Individual Income Tax return in China involves reporting one's taxable income and settling the corresponding tax owed to the government. Upon completion of the process, taxpayers may qualify for a tax refund, owe additional tax, or neither.

You can file Individual Income Tax return through your employer, a third-party agency, or the "个人所得税" app.

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To help foreign companies with export tax rebate declarations, the following are answers to frequently asked questions.

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To help foreign companies in their export tax rebate declarations, the following are answers to frequently asked questions.

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If you have a domicile in China or have no domicile but have resided in China for a cumulative period of 183 days within a tax year, you will be identified as a Chinese tax resident and need to pay individual income tax on income earned from within and outside the territory of the PRC.

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As a foreign employee, you can get your individual income tax document on the website of Shanghai Municipal Tax Service or the Individual Income Tax app.

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