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A Comparison of the Personal income Tax System between China and Britain
Author(s) -
Huijuan Peng,
Ting Wang
Publication year - 2019
Publication title -
destech transactions on engineering and technology research
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
ISSN - 2475-885X
DOI - 10.12783/dtetr/eeec2018/26854
Subject(s) - personal income tax , china , personal income , business , income tax , economics , state income tax , gross income , public economics , tax reform , geography , economic growth , archaeology
Britain is the first country to levy personal income tax, and has established a comprehensive and systematic personal income tax system. In the context of the reform of the personal income tax system in China, study of the British personal income tax system and the comparative analysis of the current personal income tax system between China and Britain have an important enlightening and practical significance for the reform of the personal income tax system in China. On the basis of studying the modern framework of British personal income tax system, this paper explores concrete methods for the reform of China’s personal income tax system. Using the method of comparative analysis, this paper analyzes the British modern frame of personal income tax system, compares the Chinese and British comparative analysis of the importance of personal income tax system, and advances some Suggestions on perfecting China’s personal income tax system.

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