Staff secondments and taxable presence for nonresident companies in China

Document Type

Journal article

Source Publication

International Tax Journal

Publication Date

7-1-2013

Volume

39

Issue

4

First Page

45

Last Page

49

Publisher

CCH

Abstract

On April 19, 2013, the SAT released Announcement 19 to clarify when a foreign entity may expose to Corporate Income Tax by way of secondment arrangements. If the secondee is considered as the employee of the Home Entity, but not the Host Entity, the business activities performed by the secondee will render the Home Entity a taxable business establishment in China. In other words, the Home Entity will be liable to CIT in respect of the income This article examines the implications of the announcement on Home Entities and suggested that Home Entities should start revisit the secondment arrangements.

Print ISSN

00977314

Publisher Statement

Copyright @ 2013 P.W.Y. Wong. Access to external full text or publisher's version may require subscription.

Language

English

Recommended Citation

Wong, P. W. Y. (2013). Staff secondments and taxable presence for nonresident companies in China. International Tax Journal, 39(4), 45-49.

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