Cash-Strapped China Tightens Grip On Offshore Wealth As Tax Compliance Deadline For Millionaires And Billionaires Ends
China is levying a new 20% tax on dividends and interest from offshore trusts, targeting the country's super-rich to help fill a growing fiscal hole.
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Swarajya: China's wealthiest citizens face a critical deadline today (22 October) as a 90-day grace period expires for declaring and paying taxes on o
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Punch Newspapers: China is levying a new 20% tax on dividends and interest from offshore trusts, targeting the country's super-rich to help fill a growing fis
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