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During the period from 1 March to 30 June 2020, under the new PRC IIT law, certain individuals are required to file their annual Individual Income Tax (IIT) reconciliation return for year 2019. For individuals working in the Greater Bay Area (GBA) there is also an IIT subsidy policy – join our webinar to find out more.
As a foreigner national, do you often encounter the following questions where you'd like to seek professional advice:
- What are the requirements of PRC annual IIT reconciliation filing?
- How can I take advantage of the GBA Preferential IIT Subsidy Policy?
- What is the way to avoid the worldwide income being taxed in China?
Through this webinar, attendees will learn about:
1. Whether s/he is entitled to the GBA IIT subsidy
2. Whether s/he is required to submit the annual IIT reconciliation filing
3. How to arrange tax planning for avoidance of being taxed in China for his/her worldwide income.
You should attend because you are a foreign executive wanting to understand how your personal income tax is impacted and viewed in China.
Speakers
Fiona Wu
Director, People Services of KPMG
Fiona Wu has been working in Global Mobility Services for over 20 years, and specializes in IIT compliance and advisory services in relation to the cross-border secondment / assignment. She is competent in delivering full PRC IIT services, such as tax audit defence, employees' equity compensation planning, family trust and CRS, etc. Fiona is often invited to speak on various public seminars and events related to the PRC IIT, and has rich experience in cooperation with Guangzhou Tax Bureau, such as compiling tax guides and manuals on tax policies relating to the talents working in Guangzhou and GBA.
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British Chamber of Commerce Guangdong
The British Chamber of Commerce Guangdong (BritChamGD) is an independent international organisation in China, helping members with business development, in response to the rapidly growing business links between the UK and Guangdong province. Established in 1996, BritChamGD is one of the most active and influential chambers in the GBA. The Chamber helps over 200 member companies in the South China market connect and grow their businesses. Our membership network is comprised of companies operating in a wide range of sectors and industries, including education and training, hospitality, real estate, manufacturing, business consultancy and many more. Our membership programme helps companies to network with purpose connecting them with relevant business corridors to assist expansion strategies and gain greater market access in the region.
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