Tuesday, April 14, 2009

If I go to live in China, but earn money from my business in UK, do I have to pay tax twice

If I go to live in China, but earn money from my business in UK, do I have to pay tax twice?
I would live there and just manage my business online and by hiring people back home in UK. I mean can the mony contiue going to my English bank account and just spend it in China, or will there be some complex tax stuff to set up. (obviously still paying the usual tax in UK)
United Kingdom - 1 Answers
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If you are not UK rsident then any earnings in China will be taxed there and not in the UK. However, any business has to be in China, and if you're hiring people in the UK it could be argued that the business is UK based, and liable to UK taxation.








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Tuesday, April 7, 2009

Why do you think many people live in China

Why do you think many people live in China?
I have a question for my Social Studies homework and it's: Why do you think many people live in China?
Other - Society & Culture - 7 Answers
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Because its one of the biggest countries... along with Russia, but its not overly populated like China is. I think China has kids so that they can make them work, it may not be true. I have never lived in China, so I'm just assuming. I know theres a law now, you can only have 2 children.
2 :
the food
3 :
Because it is a very large country. There are a few countries with much much higher POPULATION DENSITIES than China. Really, a better question would be, why does (for example) Canada have such a low population density?? Because China's population density is actually quite mediocre. It just seems large to North Americans because Canada and USA are so low. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_population_density
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Because centuries ago families in China used to have many children.
5 :
cause they are all sex addicts. just kidding. i think mroe people live in china because there is more resources there and more money. also, its very large and the weathers good.
6 :
i think its because its very hard to leave. i hear discipline is very large thing in china. but i could be wrong. after all.. i don't go looking for information about states and stuff.. i just hear it from people i know..
7 :
cause they can't scale the wall







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Wednesday, April 1, 2009

what is best way to get visa to live a year in china

what is best way to get visa to live a year in china?
I have been to China three times. I have a tourist visa that will expire this month. I want to see about living in China for a year or more. What is best way to do that?
China - 9 Answers
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the best way is to denounce united states and tell them you will spy for them that should do the trick
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If you do not have a work visa, you will have trouble. However, you can get a multiple entry visa godd for 90 days each visit. after the first 90 days go to hong kong . return to mainland china for your second 90 days. When this is almost over go to the local Public Security Bureau and get an extensin to your visa. This is very possible. If no extension which is unlikely, return to hong kong and get another multiple entry visa. If you are not near a bordering province or close to hong kong. It will be best to fly to shenzhen and cross the border there. It is much cheaper. good luck.
3 :
Go to school.. you'll get a student visa and learn chinese....
4 :
the two ways to get an extended visa for a year are 1 - working 2 - studying at a Chinese Univ. The process is not easy and sometimes very frustrating living in Shanghai
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Sir first ofall u r holding which country passport i am a travel agent in hong kong ALVI TRAVELS located in tsim sha tsui,Chung king mansion you can call me for more info at 00852 23660786 thanx
6 :
You should look on the Chinese Visa web site there are many types of visa that let you stay in China for one year or more. The other thing you will have to do is register your address where you are staying at the police station for a Foreign residents permit ( green book) Its law now and you cant get a long visa without this. So have a look for there web site other than that find the visa office near you they will have all the info you need there and help you in your quest for a visa.
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http://www.fmcoprc.gov.hk/eng/zgqz/zgqzcgzs/default.htm General information on Chinese visa (in Hong Kong)
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The answer to this question is simple. If you can afford to travel to HK every three months to renew your visa, you can essentially stay as long as you want.. so long as you leave, re-apply and then re-enter.. (and you can afford to do that) If you want to reside in China in the true sense.. you need a "Residence Permit." Z-Working Visa, and X Student Visa are only offered for study and paid working for one year.. Study X-visas are not issued for 6 months study or less, instead they provide a 180 day F visa.. To obtain residence status, a company or school must officially invite you.. Which means they need to apply to 1. Public Security Bureau, 2. SAFEA -or- State Foreign Workers License Dept. Keep in mind, a visa only grants entry for a certain amount of time.. residence status requires certain medical formalities to be underwent within 40 days after arriving in the location where you will reside.. There is a separate process that takes place after you have arrived and are living in China.. For all your questions answered about residing in China visit the link below and good luck..
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I believe the only way you can stay continously for an extended period of time in China (12 months) is thru a work permit. Tourist visa gives you at most 90 days continous stay.








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