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Taxes - Accounting
Tax rates |
Accounting rules
Tax rates
Consumption taxes
- Nature of the tax
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Consumption tax
- Tax rate
- The taxpayers of Consumption Tax include all enterprises, units, household businesses and other individuals engaged in production or importation of taxable consumer goods within the territory of the People's Republic of China. The taxable consumer goods exported by the taxpayers are exempt from Consumption Tax, unless the taxable consumer goods are restricted by the State from exportation. Taxes vary from 0 to 50% (30% on cosmetics, 20 to 45% for tobacco, 5 to 25% for alcoholic drinks, 17% for the personal care products for skin and hair, etc.).
- Reduced tax rate
- Preferential rate of 4% or 6% for small companies.
Sale of certain products (running water, books, medicines, newspapers and magazines, certain agricultural products, chemical fertilizers, liquefied gas, coal for domestic use) are taxed at the preferential rate of 13%.
- Other consumption taxes
- There are no additional taxes on consumption in addition to the official consumption tax.
Corporate taxes
Tax rate
| Standard rates |
25% |
- Companies in the SEZ or zones of economic and technological development -Foreign investment companies in the transport or energy infrastructures -Foreign banks capitalized with more than 10M USD and which are envisaged to function for 10 years. |
15% |
| Foreign investment companies in certain sectors of the coastal cities |
24% |
- Tax rate for foreign companies
- Resident companies are taxed on their world incomes and the nonresident companies on the Chinese incomes.
- Capital gains taxation
- Tax on capital gains (20% rate) for a Chinese company is added to the regular tax.
Tax on capital gains on the sale of real estate (20%) is calculated as sale price - purchase price. When capital gain is above 50% of the purchase price, the income tax rate on capital gain ranges between 30% and 60%. (60% when the capital gain is more than 200%).
- Main allowable deductions and tax credit
- The following expenditure is deductible under certain conditions:
- Deduction of losses (deductible over 5 years) - Consolidated financial statements - Bad debts up to a limit of 3% of the granted loans (Chinese foreign companies in the financial sector) . - Financial expenditure for income generation (except shareholder loans as per limit legally defined in China). - Transactions between the associated parties - The method of depreciation is linear; however, a foreign company can make a request to Chinese tax authorities for an accelerated rate of depreciation.
- Other corporate taxes
- - tax on transactions (turnover tax): Value Added Tax (17%, 13% for certain products), consumption tax (3 to 50%), commercial tax (3 to 20%).
- environmental tax on natural resources - land taxes: urban property tax (1.2% of the original value or 12% on the rental value) - taxes generally paid in advance on vehicles and ships - 10% of the taxable consideration on the purchase and import of cars, motor bikes, trams, electrical buses, carriages and certain types of stamp duty on trucks - Stamp duty: between 0.005% to 0.1% - Contract tax, on the assignees or the assignees of the ownership of the right of use of the land or the real estate will be taxed from 3% to 5%
Individual taxes
Tax rate
| Income tax |
progressive rates from 5% to a maximum of 45% over CNY 100 000 |
- Allowable deductions and tax credit
- - credit for donations up to 30% of the income.
- income of personnel services (deduction of CNY 800 or 20%). - current expenditure for rental income, up to CNY 800 for each simple expenditure. - relief for an individual who suffered a natural disaster. - relief for handicapped person, widows/widowed person and orphans.
- Special expatriate tax regime
- For foreigners taxed in China, an additional amount of 3,200 RMB can be reduced from their monthly income, or a total of 4,000 RMB.
We can indicate you which local taxes are applied to your product.
Accounting rules
- Tax year
- The financial year begins on January 1st and finishes on December 31st of the same year.
- Accounting standards
- The accountancy standards for companies promulgated by the Ministry of Finances (MOF) of 30 November 1992 and which came into effect on July 1, 1993. China promulgated its first complete standards specific to accountancy in 1997 and the MOF promulgated 13 standards more specific to accountancy since then. For more information, consult Chinaorbit.
- Accounting regulation bodies
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Ministry of Finance (in chinese)
CASC
CICPA
- Accounting reports
- Audit report normally contains a paragraph of definition of the 'task' or `scope' and a paragraph of opinion. The paragraph of opinion aims at establishing if the accounts were prepared according to the appropriate rules and regulations. All the reservations in opinion must be elaborated above. Statements of financial accounts or reports should comprise a Balance Sheet, profit and loss accounts, a report of gross margin of self-financing, notes on the accounts and an account for appropriation of profits and losses. For more information consult the website of the China Accounting Standards Committee operating under the Ministry of Finance.
- Publication requirements
- Annual publication.
- Professional accountancy bodies
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CICPA
- Certification and auditing
- Companies have to seek a statutory auditor to conduct an annual audit of the financial health of their organization. You can contact the National Audit Office of China (CNAO).
- Accounting news
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China Accounting News (EIN)
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