China is NOT adopting citizenship-based taxation: Dr. Bernard Schneider of Queen Mary explains how tax residency is defined in China

<p>July 17, 2020 - Participants include:</p> <p>Dr. Bernard Schneider - <a href='http://www.bernardschneider.com'>BernardSchneider.com</a></p> <p>John Richardson - <a href='http://www.twitter.com/expatriationlaw'>@ExpatriationLaw</a></p> <p>___________________________________________________________________</p> <p> </p> <p>Dr Schneider is an assistant professor in International Tax Law at the Centre for Commercial Law Studies, Director of the LLM in Tax Law and LLM Research Director. He is also the academic director of the institute of tax law at CCLS. The CCLS is the graduate law program at Queen Mary, University of London.</p> <p>He teaches international, US and Chinese taxation.</p> <p>Dr Schneider wrote his PhD thesis on the development of the Chinese income tax system. His main research interests are in the areas of international and comparative tax law, tax policy and administration, the taxation of individuals, tax law as public law and the US and Chinese tax systems.</p> <p>Dr Schneider graduated from the New York University School of Law with a JD and an LLM in Taxation, and he holds an MIA from the School of International and Public Affairs at Columbia University and an Advanced Certificate in China Studies from Columbia University's East Asian Institute. He studied Chinese at the Mandarin Training Centre of the National Taiwan Normal University in Taipei and at Capital Normal University in Beijing. He is fully proficient in Mandarin Chinese and can read and write traditional and simplified characters.</p> <p>Prior to completing his thesis, Dr Schneider practised in New York, China and the United Kingdom, primarily in the areas of international and US taxation.</p> <p>______________________________________________________________</p> <p>Dr. Schneider's scholarship includes:</p> <p>The End of Taxation without End: A New Tax Regime for U.S. Expatriates Virginia Tax Review, Vol. 32, No. 1, 2012</p> <p>76 Pages Posted: 7 Dec 2012 Last revised: 17 Dec 2012</p> <p><a href='https://papers.ssrn.co