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PAYING TAXES IN CHINA

In China

Westerners are levied a surcharge for just about everything they purchase, from food to train tickets. This tax can range from 4 percent to 10 percent,
even up to 100 percent! In the past, some foreigners teaching in China were able to secure a discount card, which showed they were working in the country, but these aren't as common these days.

Taxes on the wages of foreign teachers vary in different areas, and it ranges from 5 to 45 percent above the base income of Y4,000. Some visiting scholars or exchange language teachers can be free of tax according to some agreements between governments, and some schools and universities will pay taxes for you.

U.S. Taxes

As an American working abroad, you will be exempt from U.S. income taxes as long as you make less than US$70,000 annually. You should still file a tax return with the Internal Revenue Service. Even though you may not owe any money, not filing can result in huge hassles years down the line when you have long forgotten your failure to file. The burden will be yours to prove to the IRS that you were actually overseas at the time and that you didn't make enough money to require any tax payment.

For complete information, the IRS publication "Tax Guide for U.S. Citizens Abroad," is available through the IRS and the various embassies. There is an IRS representative located year-round at the U.S. embassy in Tokyo, Japan, who is available for consultation:

    IRS
    U.S. Embassy, Tokyo
    10-5, Asasaka 1-chome
    Minato-ku (107)
    Tokyo, Japan
    (81) (3) 3224-5470
    Fax: (81) (3) 3224-5274

To contact the IRS from the United States prior to your departure, dial (800) TAX-FORM to order tax forms or informational booklets or (800) TAX-1040 for assistance with preparing your taxes. To obtain a list of the regional U.S. tax offices, including numbers that can be dialed from overseas, request publication 910.

The following U.S. accounting firms with branches in China can also assist in preparing tax returns:

    Arthur Anderson & Company
    China World Trade Tower #1515-25
    Beijing 100004, China
    (010) 6505-3333
    Fax: (010) 6505-1828

    Coopers & Lybrand
    Capital Mansion #2401
    Beijing 100004, China
    (010) 6466-4092
    Fax: (010) 6466-4024

    Deloitte& Touche/Thomatsu
    China World Tower #517
    Beijing 100004, China
    (010) 6505-4604, (010) 6505-4605, or (010) 6505-4606
    Fax: (010) 6505-4610

    Ernst & Young
    Hong Kong Macau Center
    Office Building, 10th Floor
    Beijing 100027, China
    (010) 6501-1520 or (010) 6501-2288, ext. 1050

    KMPG Peat Marwick, Huazhen
    2609 Jing Guang Center
    Beijing 100020, China
    (010) 6501-3388, ext. 260-8188 or (010) 6591-3388
    Fax: (010) 6500-4059

    Price Waterhouse
    China World Trade Center
    East Wing 409
    Beijing 100004, China
    (010) 6505-1155
    Fax: (010) 6505-5033

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