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Q: What are chinese tax receipts useful for?

I've got almost 11 years work of these Chinese Tax receipts nicely stacked.

But what are they useful for in the future?

9 years 50 weeks ago in  Money & Banking - China

 
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The tax bureau is supposed to be linked to your FRP/FEC. It was an issue a few years ago that upon exiting China, you were supposed to provide proof of tax payments.

Who knows, better safe than sorry.

ironman510:

This is very good information to know, thank you. Thumb up vote. Screw the fool who's been downvoting.

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You need them if you apply for a D don't you?

 

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Good point Scots. Sorry for whatever fool downvoted you. It's been going on all day.

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ScotsAlan:

I'm disapointed I only get one down vote Ironman laugh.

 

My recent average has been much better.

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It is very useful to buy USD as well as to transfer money from your Chinese bank account to your home country bank account. I generally use my tax receipts for these two purposes..

ironman510:

Thanks man, now that is to know..

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