China's State Taxation Administration Urges High-Net-Worth Individuals to Declare Offshore Trust Income
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On 20 October 2026, China's State Taxation Administration published a notice on its official website reminding relevant taxpayers to review their offshore trust arrangements as soon as possible to avoid penalties for late payment. Reports noted that the 90-day grace period granted by the authorities will expire on 22 October. Analysts believe the move will bring further attention to Hong Kong and other offshore tax havens used by wealthy Chinese. The current status is that the grace period is about to end, and the State Taxation Administration is calling on taxpayers to declare offshore trust income in a timely manner.
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- 南華早報·商業China Tax Bureau Urges High-Net-Worth Individuals to Declare Offshore Trust Income as 90-Day Grace Period Expires on October 22
The State Taxation Administration on Monday reminded relevant taxpayers on its official website to review their offshore trust arrangements as soon as possible to avoid penalties for late payment, with the 90-day grace period due to expire on October 22. Analysts believe the move will bring further attention to Hong Kong and other offshore tax havens used by wealthy Chinese.
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