英文摘要 |
In June 2014, the Chinese and American governments reached an agreement in substance for the implementation of U. S. Foreign Account Tax Compliance Act (FATCA), but no bilateral agreement has yet been signed. This cooperation is not only related to the establishment of the automatic exchange mechanism of tax-related information between the Chinese and American governments, but also an important measure for China to actively participate in the construction of the international tax governance mechanism. Fully recognizing the necessity of Sino-American cooperation to implement FATCA, this paper reflects on the difficulties of Sino-American cooperation. Firstly, the bilateral legal instruments chosen by the Chinese and American governments to cooperate and implement FATCA include reciprocal provisions, and both countries have made improvements in their domestic laws in order to fulfill their reciprocal commitments. Secondly, there are serious constraints on the realization of reciprocal commitments in the United States, both at the international law level (FATCA-IGA reciprocity model) and at the U. S. domestic law level (individual state law). These constraints should be fully valued and considered by the Chinese government in signing and implementing the bilateral cooperation agreement between China and the United States. |