Other Briefings
China Manufacturing Tracker 2025
Our tracker provides continuous updates on key economic and growth indicators in China’s manufacturing industry. The data for March 2025 has now been updated.
China’s New Instant VAT Refund Policy: Boost to Tourism and Retail, Amid Tariff Tensions
China’s new real-time VAT refund system enables foreign tourists to receive instant tax rebates at the point of purchase, aiming to boost domestic consumption and streamline the retail-tourism experience. While promising increased spending and digital tax efficiency, successful implementation will depend on retailer compliance and infrastructure readiness.
Impact of US-China Tariffs on Transfer Pricing – Considerations for MNCs
The escalating global trade war has profound implications for transfer pricing. We discuss strategies for MNCs to mitigate risk exposure.
Selecting Compliant Providers: Understanding China’s 2025 Tax Service Regulations
China’s 2025 tax service regulations introduce a credit code and intelligent supervision for professional tax services. Discover how the new rules impact businesses and get practical tips for selecting compliant tax service providers.
China Monthly Tax Brief: March 2025
In this monthly China tax brief for March 2025, we spotlight policies and measures just announced or scheduled for implementation.
China Updated Certificate of Tax Residency Rules: Key Changes Effective April 2025
China has updated the Certificate of Tax Residency rules, effective April 1, 2025. The changes introduce a fully digital application process, reduce processing time, and expand the certificate’s scope for tax treaty benefits and verification.
China Annual IIT Reconciliation in 2025: Everything You Need to Know
Annual IIT reconciliation for the year 2024 is required to be made during the period from March 1 to June 30, 2025. Starting from March 21, taxpayers can make the final tax settlement directly without requiring a prior appointment.
Navigating Hong Kong’s Annual Employer’s Return: Compliance and Best Practices
The Annual Employer’s Return filing in Hong Kong begins on the first working day of April and should be completed within one month. Employers are advised to start preparations early and allocate sufficient resources to meet this tight deadline.
