China Closes Tax Loopholes on Insider Stock Sales
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China has tightened tax rules on the sale of restricted shares, closing loopholes that allowed corporate insiders to underpay a 20% personal income tax on capital gains.
Effective Aug. 28, the tax now applies to bonus shares issued after a lockup period expires, according to a joint policy by the finance ministry, the taxation administration and the securities regulator.
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