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JB140767
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 Posted: Wed Apr 12, 2017 1:54 pm Post subject: Foreign university partnerships and tax |
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Who works for a foreign university partnership scheme, and do you pay tax? A colleague of mine recently moved to Nottingham Ningbo -there they earn 19000/28000 RMB after tax, but tax is most definitely paid. I work for another UK university but our set up is different, it is a franchise and we are contractors, they pay is in GBP and no-one seems to want to tax us - I am Irish in China working for a British outfit and no-one wants to tax me - fair enough, I say I have colleagues who work directly for the British partner - IE employees, not contractors who pay full British tax, I know people who teach on international programmes in Guangzhou but are directly employed by the Chinese partner and pay Chinese tax on a Chinese salary.
Anyone know the story elsewhere? Liverpool Suzhou? Anywhere else - it seems to be a very tangled web... |
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coffeespoonman
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| At XJTLU, we are not employed by Liverpool (or Xi'an Jiaotong - the XJ). We are employed by XJTLU, which is a separate institution. Therefore, we are taxed as normal employees (unless the employee's previous tax home has a tax-free agreement with China). |
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JB140767
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| Posted: Thu Apr 13, 2017 11:24 am Post subject: |
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| coffeespoonman wrote: |
| At XJTLU, we are not employed by Liverpool (or Xi'an Jiaotong - the XJ). We are employed by XJTLU, which is a separate institution. Therefore, we are taxed as normal employees (unless the employee's previous tax home has a tax-free agreement with China). |
Interesting - do you mind sharing the Gross / net? |
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