China Tax Insights is written by Matthew McKee, an Australian tax lawyer working and living in Beijing, China.  Matthew’s background and qualifications are here.

The aim of this blog is to contribute to the discourse on China’s evolving tax regime and hopefully encourage further discussion. The past 12 months has seen rapid changes to various aspects of China’s tax system and the author, perhaps sadly in need of a life, feels that these are exciting times to be involved in the tax industry in China.

The writings on China Tax Insights are not legal advice. They are the sole opinions of the author and should not be relied upon as a substitute for considered legal advice. Tax liability in China, as in any jurisdiction, is highly dependent upon the circumstances of any given case. No lawyer-client relationship is created by use of this website. Should you require China tax advice you are welcome to contact the author [at matthew(at)chinataxinsights(dot)com] who can suggest appropriate counsel.  Information on this website is subject to change.

Hwuason Lawyers is a specialist tax law firm in Bejing, China and offers a complete range of tax and related legal services to domestic and international clients.