Bilateral credit
Under the PRC tax treaty, the corporate level income tax paid by the foreign investment enterprise are eligible for an indirect tax credit for foreign investors in their home jurisdictions.
Tax sparing credit
A Foreign Investment Enterprise who is a resident of a PRC treaty country is deemed to have paid the income tax under the indirect tax sparing credit provision in respect of any PRC tax concession and tax breaks being granted.
However, there is no tax sparing credit provision in the treaty concluded between the PRC and the USA.
Major PRC treaty countries by geographic area
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It has been a 13-year journey from the preliminary work in 1994 to the passing of thePRC Enterprise Income Tax Law (referred to as “the EIT Law” hereafter) on 16th March 2007, which marked the completion of the unification of two tax systems for domestically funded and foreign funded enterprises in China. It is a system innovation in the process of building socialism and a harmonized society within the country. To reap the benefits of the new tax system depends very much on its implementation in an effective manner. A few days ago, the State Council announced the long-awaited Implementation Regulations of the PRC EIT Law (referred to as “the Implementation Regulations” hereafter), which is to come into play with the implementation of the EIT Law.
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The VAT transformation reform allows the input credit for the purchase of capital equipment to be offset against the output VAT. That will eliminate the double taxation resulting from the adoption of the production-type VAT system, reduce the
tax burden for investment in capital equipment, and a major tax cutting policy without introducing a change in the urrent tax rates. Since it can avoid double tax in the purchase of capital equipment, it will encourage investment, increase the demand in the domestic market, promote technological advancement, adjust the industry structure and the transformation pattern of the economic growth. Currently, the financial tsunami triggered by the sub-prime mortgage crisis has spread to Europe,Asia, and Latin America. Global economic growth rate has obviously been slowed down. Some countries have shown signs of economic recession. The financial crises have adverse impact on the real economy.
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US Treasuries closed higher in February on renewed economic concerns, which centred on the housing market as mortgage defaults rose sharply. Weaker than expected data also added to the upward pressure on prices and pushed the yield on the 10-year Treasury down to 4.56%. The German bund closed the month with a modest gain on market expectations that a weaker US economy would impact global growth, which in turn would slow the pace of interest rate increases from the European Central Bank
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A confluence of macro factors and events succeeded in taking the Asia ex Japan equity markets sharply lower. They included the following:
• Weak US durable goods orders and renewed concerns about the outlook for US growth
• Correction in the Chinese domestic equity market, and a tightening by the People’s Bank of China ahead of the Chinese New Year holiday (hiking of required reserve ratio for banks)
• Yen strength on the back of the BoJ’s interest rate rise, which created fears that the Yen carry trade (and source of global liquidity) was about to unwind.
• Sub-prime mortgage lending would spread to a housing collapse in the US. Further de-leveraging and tighter lending standards would lead to wider credit spreads
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The much anticipated decision from the Bank of Japan, which increased interest rates rise from 0.25% to 0.5%, saw Japanese equities move sharply higher for most of the month as investors considered the move a vote of confidence from the central bank in Japan’s economy. The decision followed news that annualised fourth quarter Gross Domestic Product hit 4.8% against a forecast of 3.8%. Corporate results were also positive during the month, as retailers gained on hopes that a stronger economy would boost consumer spending. Over the month, the Topix index rose 1.8%, although much of the earlier positive performance was wiped out at the end of the month by the concerns centring on other Asian equity markets.
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Commerce Minister Chen Deming said on Tuesday that he expected China’s foreign trade to grow about 18percent to 2.6 trillion U.S. dollars for 2008 as a whole, despite the downturn in foreign demand during the second half.
He also estimated that foreign investment had exceeded 90 billion U.S. dollars, up about 20 percent.
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