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China Residence and Individual Income Tax (IIT) Income Source Applicability Time...
- January 2014
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Applicability Timeline for China Residence and Individual Income Tax (IIT) Income Source.
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Individual Income Tax (IIT) Rate by Annual Taxable Income in China
- January 2014
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For different annual taxable income in China, the individual income tax rate is different.
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Calculation of Monthly Salary for Individual Income Tax (IIT) Purposes in China
- January 2014
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A table showing the formula for calculating monthly salaries after tax based on the duration of stay in China.
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Individual Income Tax (IIT) Tax Rates and Deductions in China
- January 2014
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For different levels of income in China, the Individual Income Tax (IIT) tax rates and deductions are different.
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What are the allowances available in India, other than the main ones, such as tr...
- January 2014
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Apart from the major ones, the following allowances are exempt from tax: Uniforms (not merely clothing) Books and Periodicals (unlimited) Work-related transportation expenses; Cost of travel on tour or on transfer; ...
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What is gratuity and its basic requirements in India?
- January 2014
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Gratuity is a lump sum that a company pays when an employee leaves an organization; one of the many retirement benefits offered by a company to an employee. Basic requirements for gratuity are set out under the Payment of Gratuity Act, 1971. An emplo...
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Who is gratuity applicable for in India?
- January 2014
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The Payment of Gratuity Act, 1971, applies to employees engaged in factories, mines, oilfields, plantations, ports, railway companies, shops or other establishments for at least five full years with ten or more employees. Years of service does not ma...
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How is Gratuity received under The Payment of Gratuity Act different from any ot...
- January 2014
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Gratuity received under the Act is exempt from taxation to the extent that it does not exceed 15 days’ salary for every completed year of service calculated on the last drawn salary subject to a maximum of INR350,000. Any other gratuity is exem...
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Under which circumstances is gratuity wholly forfeited in India?
- January 2014
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The gratuity payable to an employee shall be wholly forfeited if: The service of such employee has been terminated for his lawless or disorderly conduct or any other act of violence on his part; or The service of such employee is ter...
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What has it changed after China?s reform on its Value-Added Tax (VAT) System ?
- January 2014
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VAT reform is designed to resolve the issue of duplicate taxation on goods and services as a result of the coexistence of BT and VAT systems, as well as to promote the development of modern service industries in China. China officially issued ...
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What is a benefit of Value-Added Tax (VAT) reform in placement of Business Tax...
- January 2014
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BT is a cascading turnover tax for which taxes are paid on the whole cost of the product at every point in the supply chain. By taxing only the “value added” components throughout the supply chain, instead of taxing the entire business tu...
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