What taxes and fees should the company pay for overseas equity transfer and acquisition?

(1) When an enterprise transfers its equity, it needs to pay stamp duty and personal income tax. (2) Stamp duty is based on the tax items of property right transfer documents, including property ownership, copyright, trademark exclusive right, patent right, proprietary technology use right, land use right transfer contract, commercial housing sales contract, etc. According to the amount of 0.5‰ decals. Stamp duty is a kind of tax levied on the establishment and receipt of legally effective certificates in economic activities and economic exchanges. It is named after the use of stamping on taxable documents as a tax payment symbol. Taxpayers of stamp duty include enterprises, administrative units, institutions, military units, social organizations, other units, individual industrial and commercial households and other individuals established in China and receiving prescribed economic vouchers. (3) Individual income tax is levied at a proportional rate. Personal income tax is levied on income from remuneration for authors, remuneration for labor services, royalties, interest, dividends, bonus income, income from property leasing, income from property transfer, accidental income and other income, and the proportional tax rate of 20% is applicable. Article 23 of the Enterprise Income Tax Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) * * * The income tax paid overseas by an enterprise on the following income can be deducted from its current taxable amount, and the credit limit is the taxable amount calculated according to this law; The part that exceeds the credit line can be deducted from the annual credit line after deducting the taxable amount of the current year in the next five years: (1) the taxable income of resident enterprises from outside China; (2) Non-resident enterprises set up institutions and places in China, and obtained taxable income that occurred outside China but was actually related to the institutions and places.