Filing annual individual income tax returns in China (for individuals with an annual income of over US$16,000)

by Smile Yu, Senior Associate，Corporate Accounting Services, Dezan Shira & Associates,Beijing

Early in 2008, expatriate employees in China with annual incomes in excess of RMB120,000 (about US$16,200) should complete an annual self-declaration to be submitted by the end of March – at the latest – for their income earned in the 2007 tax year.

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