August 11, 2021
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August 3, 2021
China’s E-Fapiao System at a Glance
Over the last few months, China has been quickly expanding the pilot program on electronic special value-added tax (VAT) fapiao (hereafter referred to as special VAT e-fapiao). First trialed in Ningbo, Hangzhou, and
July 26, 2021
Speech Sharing: Tax Issues after Foreigners Getting Green Card
At the beginning of June, Elitestage invited tax expert Eve Yu to share a speech on the personal income tax policy of foreign individuals. Hereby, Elite Stage summarized the key contents for you. Is there
July 19, 2021
With This Tool, 3 Minutes Nail the Company Names?!
With the continuous development of the economy, more and more foreigners want to start their own business in China. It’s also becoming easier to register companies in China. Generally, having a Chinese company name is the
July 13, 2021
How to Set Up an Offshore Company for 2021: 4 Steps to Go
Due to the epidemic, many clients are faced with a problem that they cannot choose which place is more suitable for them to set up an offshore company. This article is a detailed roadmap that supports every start-up or new offshore
July 5, 2021
Applying for Chinese Visa, Is the PU Letter Still the Key Point?
During the epidemic period, China’s temporary visa policy is updated from time to time. Is the PU letter still the key point for foreigners to coming to China? This article will give you the answer. Ⅰ. No
April 7, 2021
Must Know This Place If You’re an Overseas Student in Shanghai
No matter you’re a foreign student, or graduated student, if you live in China, then there is one place you must know– Shanghai Lingang FTZ. Lingang FTZ is trying to built itself into a talent hub by releasing preferential supporting policies for international talents. Some of these policies may be exactly what you need for your work and entrepreneurship. Elitestage As Lingang Investment Partner, we would like to share the major preferential policies with
March 16, 2021
Take You Know the Advantages of the General Taxpayer
VAT payers in China are separated into two different categories – general taxpayers and the small-scale taxpayers – and the VAT rates vary for different statuses. General taxpayers are subject to a 13% VAT rate
March 16, 2021
No More Doubts! Q&A about Small-scale Taxpayers You Concerned
As stipulated, VAT taxpayers in China are categorized into general taxpayers and small-scale taxpayers based on the level of financial accounting and scale of business. Taxpayers with annual revenue exceeding the ceiling set for small scale taxpayers must
February 25, 2021