Exit · 05
Sale, tax & remittance
Sale closes title. Tax clearance is a tax-hub file. Moving cash is FX. Do not collapse them.
First job Name sale, tax certificate and remittance as three steps, not one form.
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Key considerations
- Is the question selling, tax, or getting money out?
- Are there co-owners or a marital overlay?
- Has a bank already asked for a tax certificate?
Decision map
Keep the question bounded.
- Close the sale fileTitle transfer and handover.
- Tax clearanceThe tax hub owns certificates.
- Then remittanceThe banking-FX hub owns the cash movement.
Timeline
Sequence and clocks that change the next action.
- SaleContract, register, handover.
- TaxClearance the bank will ask for.
- FXProceeds leaving China.
Curated resources
Open the asset that matches this job.
Selling China property as a foreigner and remitting proceeds
Sale then remittance — two files, not one form.
Foreigner property sale and remittance checklist
Documents commonly requested on a sale-and-exit file.
Tax hub: sale clearance
Tax clearance on a property sale lives on the tax hub.
Banking & FX hub: remittance
Moving proceeds after tax is an FX file, not a title file.
Helpful to prepare
Facts that make the next conversation clearer.
These items are orientation aids, not a legal requirement list.
- Whether the sale is already contracted
- Co-owners or spouse facts at a high level
- Whether tax or FX is the current blocker
Local context
Add the city — eligibility is local.
Purchase eligibility, registration and bureau practice are city-specific after the national title question is identified.
Open city and province guidesCounsel hand-off
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This hub organises title, lease, purchase and remittance questions. It does not transfer title, register a lease or move funds on your facts.
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