Withholding Tax For Chinese Public Listed Company < Updated as of 4 Jul 2024 >
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image credit to money.cnn.com A-Share, B-share, H-share, Red-Chip, S-Chip, and P-Chip? Nobody likes to pay tax and tries to avoid or minimize it as much as possible, the tax could be a huge cost component” and it reduces our total rate of returns, especially if we would have to pay 20-30% of withholding tax for capital gain or dividend income for investing in certain countries. As you know, I have just started to invest in HKG/CHN market in Sep 2019 and still learning about different classes structure and tax issues on investing in China-related companies through HKEX. Chinese Public Listed Company Share Classes < source:yahoofinance.com> Publicly traded companies in China generally fall under three share categories: A-shares represent publicly listed Chinese companies that trade on Chinese stock exchanges such as the Shenzhen and Shanghai Stock Exchanges . These stocks trade in yuan renminbi (CNY). B-shares are Do