Individuals who invest abroad need to pay income tax at home. The income from overseas investment is multiplied by the proportional tax rate of 20%, and the income tax that has been paid overseas in accordance with local laws and regulations is deducted. The difference is the income tax that the family needs to pay.

According to the Individual Income Tax Law of People's Republic of China (PRC)

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Individuals who have a domicile in China or have no domicile but have lived in China for one year shall pay individual income tax on income obtained from China and abroad.

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Personal income tax rate:

5. Income from royalties, interest, dividends, bonuses, property leasing, property transfer, accidental income and other income shall be subject to a proportional tax rate of 20%.

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Taxpayers' income obtained from outside China is allowed to deduct personal income tax paid abroad from the taxable amount. However, the deduction shall not exceed the taxable amount calculated by the taxpayer's overseas income in accordance with the provisions of this Law.

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Individual Income Tax Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 3 The tax rate of individual income tax:

(1) For comprehensive income, the excess progressive tax rate of 3% to 45% is applicable (the tax rate table is attached);

(2) For operating income, the excess progressive tax rate of 5% to 35% shall apply (the tax rate table is attached);

(3) Income from interest, dividends and bonuses, income from property leasing, income from property transfer and accidental income shall be subject to the proportional tax rate of 20%.

Article 4 The following incomes shall be exempted from individual income tax:

(a) science, education, technology, culture, health, sports, environmental protection and other aspects of the bonus. Awarded by the provincial people's government, the State Council ministries and commissions, China People's Liberation Army units at or above the military level, foreign organizations and international organizations;

(2) Interest on government bonds and financial bonds issued by the state;

(3) Subsidies and allowances issued in accordance with the unified provisions of the state;

(four) welfare funds, pensions and relief funds;

(5) Insurance compensation.

(6) Demobilized soldiers, demobilization fees and pensions;

(7) Resettlement fees, resignation fees, basic pension or retirement fees, resignation fees and retirement living allowances paid to cadres and workers in accordance with the unified provisions of the state;

(8) Income from diplomatic representatives, consular officials and other personnel of embassies and consulates in China who should be exempted from tax according to relevant laws;

(9) Income exempted from tax as stipulated in international conventions and agreements signed by the Government of China;

(ten) other tax-free income stipulated by the State Council.

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