Insight

Guide to Taxation of Offshore Indirect Transfers in China

A few key ideas to bear in mind before taking a closer look at OIT taxation in China: 1. OIT taxation is an anti-abuse rule — tax authorities can collect CIT on a qualified OIT retrospectively for 10-years pursuant to the statute of limitations for CIT collection and administration purposes; 2. The seller (a non-resident corporation or partnership) is the taxpayer; 3. The buyer (the acquiring party who is directly obliged to pay the transfer price) is by law the withholding agent, and may prefer to report information and file the OIT tax returns; 4. Current legislation on OIT taxation does not provide clear guidelines on how to calculate the taxes payable; thus, in practice, outcomes of OIT taxation can be controversial. tax-tax compliance and tax planning

14 April 2023

Publication

KWM’s Guide to Doing Business in Australia

In this publication we provide an outline of the key legal, social and tax considerations relevant to doing business in Australia. We share our industry experts’ knowledge and insight into issues and trends impacting sectors, including Food and Agribusiness, Energy and Resources, Infrastructure and FinTech.

06 December 2022

Insight

Business and Individual Tax Relief and Benefits in the CARES Act

By: Jun Kang, Zhiyuan (Sean) Liu

30 March 2020