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We are a NJ employer looking to relocate an employee to China. Can anyone share tips/pitfalls? How is social security collected, taxes, what kind of visa is needed, can we relocate their vehicles as w
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Expat in China
posted at 4/16/2010 10:40 AM EDT
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We are a NJ employer looking to relocate an employee to China. Can anyone share tips/pitfalls? How is social security collected, taxes, what kind of visa is needed, can we relocate their vehicles as well or have to buy there, etc...?
Thanks,
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Expat in China
posted at 4/18/2010 2:12 PM EDT
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I don't think this is a DIY project. I would try to find an international HR/tax/legal consulting firm. I know Mercer, Watson-Wyatt and Hewitt are just a few from the HR side.
There are a lot of pitfalls....such that many times companies find it isn't worthwhile to have just one expat....
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posted at 4/19/2010 2:37 AM EDT
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Agree. The legal details in doing something like this number in the thousands - get the help of an expert.
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