China to end foreign tax breaks

Chinese politicians have backed a measure to end nearly three decades of blanket tax breaks for foreign investors in a step that will raise the tax burden for many companies.

Chinese politicians have backed a measure to end nearly three decades of blanket tax breaks for foreign investors in a step that will raise the tax burden for many companies.

The proposed law, which is expected to pass, would unify tax rates for foreign-financed companies with those of Chinese enterprises.

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