Payroll, Social Security, And Income Tax In China Institute for China Studies

Overview

In this Payroll, Social Security, And Income Tax In China  course from  Institute for China Studies you will learn about the components of China’s social security system, the compliance requirements towards employees in regards of calculation, and contribution as well as the determination of the maximum and minimum contributions.Per 1 January 2019 China’s amended Individual Income Tax Law entered into effect, which has been the largest reform of law and regulations concerning individual income tax in nearly forty years, effecting changes in the calculation of taxpayers’ IIT liability, IIT withholding and how annual IIT reconciliation and filing is processed. The reform resulted in the establishment of a comprehensive and classified personal income tax system.

You will gain in-depth insights in how the individual income tax framework is designed, starting with definition of resident and non-resident individuals under the relevant law and regulations. Next focus goes out to the determination of tax residency and taxability of income in China, followed by the determination of different types of income for individual taxpayers recognized under the new tax law. You will develop an understanding of the tax deductions under China’s new Individual Income Tax Law, and how transitional preferential tax.

Objectives

• In this course you will learn how China’s payroll system is designed and salary is calculated.

• You will develop an understanding of China’s social security system is designed, which components exists and how contribution is arranged.

• You will gain in-depth insights in how the individual income tax framework is designed, understand the difference between a Resident and Non-Resident Taxpayer, Tax Residency and Taxability of income, and how it exactly impacts taxation borne by the employer and employee.

• You will get insight into the different types of income components, how these are taxed, and understand tax deductions under China’s new Individual Income Tax Law.

• You will develop a better understanding of the development of current preferential tax policies.