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Tax Advisory in China

Expat Tax in China is known to follow a multi tiered system of tax liabilities for foreign nationalities, based on the period of time expatriates spend in China as well as their legal status of work. Late tax filling can also cause a considerable amount of problem. Contact a tax specialist to avoid making these mistakes on the Chinese system.
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Many UK and foreign nationals continue to have UK tax obligations whilst living and working abroad, but often are paying more tax than they need to. If you are concerned with any of the following issues, why not put a question to one of our dedicated tax advisers

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Expatriates of all nationalities: Make an initial no-obligation enquiry on tax planning, tax return or tax issues that you may face as an expatriate in your new country. Request a quote now!

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Cost of Living in Beijing

Utilities can be unbelievably cheap in Beijing, owing to the government's ongoing subsidy program. Electricity, which takes up most of any household's utilities, costs only about .07 USD or roughly 73 USD per month for a one-room apartment and about 13 percent higher for an entire house. Apartment tenants who cook food on a gas stove consume about .15 USD worth of gas per month while those who also use gas heaters spend roughly 117 USD. Water is one of the cheapest utilities in Beijing,...Read More >

Cost of Living in Shanghai

Electricity costs for the same household can run from RMB 100 - 300 per month, although they can go as high as RMB 800 during the summer when the air conditioner is left to work on day in and day out. Gas bills may amount to about RMB 75-150 monthly for home-cooked meals. A decent Internet connection such as ADSL runs for about RMB 100 monthly with faster connections costing just a bit higher. Read More >

Jobs in Dalian

Expats are required to have a ‘Z' or working visa to legally work in Dalian. Aside from basic requirements for visa applications such as a valid passport, 2X2 passport pictures, and a completed visa application form, you must also include an Employment License, which you can obtain from either your proposed employer in China or from the provincial or municipal labor authority in Dalian. Read More >
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