The Tax Analects of Li Fei Lao: Navigating Taxes, Business and Life in Asia, Including Taxation for US Expats

Product Details

• Format: Paperback

• Pages: 248

• Publisher: AsiaMedia Limited

• Publication Year: 2009

• Author: Laurence E. Lipsher

• Editor: Tina Kanagaratham

Overview

The Tax Analects of Li Fei Lao offers a comprehensive guide to navigating the intricacies of taxes, business, and life in Asia, with a particular focus on the challenges faced by U.S. expatriates. Written by Laurence E. Lipsher, an expert in international tax, the book delves into Asian tax systems, business operations, and personal financial management, all within the cultural context of China. This unique blend of humor, cultural insight, and tax knowledge makes it a practical and engaging resource for business professionals, expatriates, and anyone interested in understanding the complexities of taxation in Asia.

With chapters on everything from Chinese tax laws to the personal stories of expatriates navigating business and tax challenges, the book offers real-world examples and advice, making it both informative and accessible.

Key Features

• Comprehensive Guide: In-depth coverage of tax laws, business practices, and financial management in Asia, tailored for expatriates and business professionals.

• Focus on U.S. Expatriates: Special attention to the unique tax considerations and challenges faced by U.S. expats.

• Cultural Insights: Exploration of the cultural nuances affecting tax and business practices in Asia, particularly China.

• Expert Advice: Written by Laurence E. Lipsher, a seasoned international tax consultant with extensive experience in Asia.

• Illustrated and Accessible: The book includes engaging illustrations and practical, real-world examples to help readers navigate complex tax topics.

Recommended For

• Business professionals working or considering working in Asia

• U.S. expatriates living and working in Asia

• Tax advisors and consultants specializing in international taxation

• Anyone interested in understanding the intersection of tax, business, and culture in Asia