BUSINESSAug 5 · 14:45 UTCASIA TIMESNigel Green

China’s 25-year tax reach will cost it more than it collects

China is pursuing unpaid taxes on offshore money from its wealthiest citizens, reaching back up to 25 years, with the state reclaiming wealth previously allowed to leave. The article criticizes this as a retroactive tax enforcement effort.

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