A social security levy on foreigners is driving up the cost of doing business
The price of doing business in China is going up and this time it isn’t Chinese wages, rising commodity prices or inflation. As of July 1, Canadians working in China will be required to set aside up to $200 of their wages to pay into a provident fund. And it just won’t be the responsibility [...]
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