2025 China Annual Reconciliation Filing (ATR): Guidance for Foreigners
Webinar | Tuesday, March 3, 2026 | 4:00 PM China / 9:00 AM CET / 8:00 AM UK
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As the 2025 tax filing season begins, staying ahead of China’s evolving regulatory landscape is essential for all international professionals. Whether you are navigating your first year in China or have been here long-term, the 2025 Annual Tax Reconciliation (ATR) is the primary mechanism to ensure your personal tax position is compliant, optimized, and audit-proof.
This filing cycle is a critical window to correctly document tax-exempt fringe benefits—such as housing, laundry, and children’s education—which are now under increased digital scrutiny. Navigating these requirements accurately is the only way to secure your eligible refunds and avoid unexpected liabilities. We will also touch upon residency status and the six-year rule for those it may affect, ensuring a comprehensive overview for all participants.
We are pleased to feature Janice Dong, Manager of International Payroll and Tax at Dezan Shira & Associates. With over a decade of experience in cross-border tax advisory, Janice will provide a sharp, practical breakdown of the filing requirements and the specific strategies used to manage your tax position effectively.
Key Discussion Points
- Who needs to do this ATR filing
- How to prepare the ATR filing
- Special cases for sharing
- Q&A
Recommended Participants
- Foreign professionals in China
- HR/Payroll managers
- Corporate leadership overseeing tax compliance
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This webinar is FREE of charge.
For any questions, please contact Freda Chen at freda.chen@dezshira.com. We look forward to welcoming you to the session.
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