Bloomberg: Chinese tycoons report over 160.00 billion yuan in back taxes related to offshore trusts
According to Bloomberg, under pressure from tax authorities expanding overseas tax audits, China's ultra-high-net-worth individuals have declared back taxes related to offshore trusts exceeding 160 billion yuan, which the report estimates to be equivalent to about $24 billion. The original report uses the term "declared" and does not specify whether these taxes have been paid in full or recovered.
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