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China’s property tax dilemma

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Property tax concerns for China’s homeowners, buyers amid Xi Jinping’s common prosperity drive

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality. Illustration: Lau Ka-kuen

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality, but there are concerns about its wider implications.


Will China’s property tax rob from the rich and give to the poor, aiding common prosperity drive?

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality. Photo: AP

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality. Photo: Bloomberg

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s push to achieve common prosperity with the move aimed at narrowing the yawning wealth gap.


China’s property tax causing sleepless nights for homeowners as Beijing walks the ‘tightrope’

China’s property tax plan is part of President Xi Jinping’s campaign to redistribute wealth and address widening social inequality, but some fear the rich will find a way to avoid paying their fair share. Illustration: Henry Wong

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality, but the proposal has caused some concern especially among the middle class population.


This three-part series looks at the potential impact of China’s proposed property tax law.


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China’s property tax dilemma

This three-part series looks at the potential impact of China’s proposed property tax law.

Could China’s property tax break the back of its property sector?

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality, but there are concerns about its wider implications.

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China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s push to achieve common prosperity with the move aimed at narrowing the yawning wealth gap.

Sleepless nights for homeowners as Beijing walks tax ‘tightrope’

China’s property tax plan is part of Xi Jinping’s so-called common prosperity campaign to redistribute wealth and to address widening social inequality, but the proposal has caused some concern especially among the middle class population.