Tax Residency for PT
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Seems like it's not possible to renew? You would have to get a different type of visa, so basically have to get a local job or start a local company in HK?
What do you want the visa for? If you don't want to pay taxes there, your probably won't need it more than once.
For that you need to spend time there and pay tax there. Also the use of such certificate is normally highly limited as we discussed earlier in another thread. It merely states that you pay tax there but this does not imply that another country cannot tax you as well.
I think you mentioned earlier that being resident would be sufficient for this? Many countries (especially high-tax countries) automatically consider you tax resident under national law once you are formally resident.
True, but if there is a tax treaty, it would offer some degree of protection.
In the case of HK, it seems like they don't have a national concept of tax residency - it's only relevant in the context of tax treaties.
True, but if there is a tax treaty, it would offer some degree of protection.
In the case of HK, it seems like they don't have a national concept of tax residency - it's only relevant in the context of tax treaties.
There was a rule change for companies. For individuals, I am not sure.
Yes, very very limited. Because the other treaty state︀ can and will challenge the certificate if there is money involved.
If you want a︁ Hong Kong visa, PM me, I can help you for free. But really note that︂ you will lose it after 2 years if you do not pay tax.
Yes, very very limited. Because the other treaty state︀ can and will challenge the certificate if there is money involved.
If you want a︁ Hong Kong visa, PM me, I can help you for free. But really note that︂ you will lose it after 2 years if you do not pay tax.
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