China's Fatca pact could prompt move into property

Jul 1, 2014

Since the US anti-tax evasion law only covers the sharing of information on certain financial instruments, China's agreement to comply may prompt mainland investors to seek assets outside the rules' scope, say observers.

China's Fatca pact could prompt move into property

While China has agreed to comply with the US's Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (Fatca), the legislation only covers certain financial instruments, which could prompt Chinese nationals overseas to move into assets not covered by the law.

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