18 April 2019 (Thursday)
In this seminar, we would discuss the following topics:
- What are the major changes in IIT Law and their implications for expatriates and their employers in China?
- How the tax residencies of individuals (especially expatriates) be determined under the New IIT Law?
- How expatriates be taxed on income other than salaries and wages (such as royalties, and manuscript income?)
- How the IIT be computed for expatriates under different lengths of stay in China?
- How members of senior management of Chinese companies be taxed under new IIT regime?
- Is it possible to avoid penalties and late payment surcharges for IIT filings in 2018?
- What are the main contents of VAT rate reduction?
- What criteria we should fulfill in order to claim input VAT from passenger fares?
- How do we claim super credit of 10% input VAT?
Date
18 April 2019 (Thursday)
Time
2:30pm – 4:30pm
Venue
Mazars Shanghai Office (8th Floor, One Lujiazui, 68 Middle Yincheng Road, Shanghai)
Language
Chinese
Audience
Business owners, CEOs, CFOs, tax managers, tax directors and controllers
Event Fee
Free
Agenda
Registration 2:00pm – 2:30pm
IIT Discussion 2:30pm – 3:30pm
Tea Break 3:30pm – 3:40pm
VAT Discussion 3:40pm – 4:40pm
Q&A 4:40pm – 5:00pm
Registration
Please send a registration email to Ms. Wang：claire.wang@mazars.cn And indicate your NAME – COMPANY – POSITION – MOBILE
About the speaker
Peter Law罗礼廉
Tax Partner, Mazars Shanghai
Peter has over 20 years’ experience in providing tax and advisory services. His professional knowledge is well round and covers all aspects of PRC taxes that enterprises and individuals in China are facing. He is actively involved in structuring PRC and overseas cross border transactions such as performing PRC transfer pricing review between related parties, due diligence for mergers and acquisitions, and group restructuring exercises. Peter is a frequent speaker on China tax.
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