Other Briefings
New Standard Contract Guidelines Streamline Cross-Border Personal Information Transfer in the GBA
New guidelines allow companies to sign standard contracts to transfer personal information between Hong Kong and the Chinese mainland.
Registered Capital in China: A Comprehensive Guide for Foreign Businesses [2024 Update]
Determining registered capital in China is an essential process for corporate establishment. Here’s what foreign companies need to know.
Increasing and Decreasing Registered Capital in China – A Guide for FIEs [2024 Update]
Changing registered capital in China is a complex procedure, but may be necessary in certain situations. We provide a step-by-step guide to handling the procedures.
How to Ensure Successful ERP Implementation in China?
Successful ERP implementation hinges on cultivating precise expectations, a profound grasp of business essentials, and a meticulous plan, while enlisting a capable implementer and employing shrewd end-user strategies to unleash the system’s transformative power.
PIPL 2023/24: Cross-Border Data Transfer in China Handbook – New Publication Out Now
This handbook helps explain the key facets of China’s CBDT regime from a business perspective, highlights recent trends and expected developments, and offers practical steps for businesses to consider when planning their compliance approach.
New Laws That May Affect Your China Business from January 1, 2024
As of January 1, 2024, a series of new laws and regulations affecting business practices in China will come into effect. It is of utmost importance for foreign investors engaged in various sectors to closely monitor and adapt to these significant changes.
China Issues Special Measures to Ease Market Access in the Hengqin Cooperation Zone
Recently unveiled guidelines for the Guangdong-Macao Cooperation Zone in Hengqin focus on enhancing financial services, promoting tourism, driving innovation, and expanding healthcare access. Noteworthy initiatives include market access relaxation measures like establishing Sino-foreign cooperative art colleges, wholly owned medical institutions from Hong Kong and Macao, and facilitating medical beauty services. These measures also underscore a strategic commitment to economic dynamism within the Greater Bay Area.
China’s Three-Years Action Plan to Boost the Business Environment in the Greater Bay Area
China unveiled a new Three-Year Action Plan for the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area, aiming to boost financial sector openness and market access in key zones like Hengqin and Nansha.
