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Q: Have you started being Taxed yet on new Social Security law

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Not as yet, I have tried to find out through our Foreign Affairs Office and they say, they don't know anything about it, I'm in Zhejiang province

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Considering the fact that the law isn't supposed to come into effect until October 15th, my guess would be no.

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