Tax & Accounting

China’s Preferential Tax Policies to Help Businesses Overcome Coronavirus Stress

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China announces deductions, tax exemptions, and subsidies to alleviate stress on businesses in critical areas related to fighting the coronavirus outbreak.

As Coronavirus Hampers Business Activity, China Seeks to Ease Financial Pressure

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Shanghai and other cities in China have announced special measures to ease the financial pressure on enterprises as recent restrictions have impacted business activity.

Consolidated Audits for Holding Companies in Hong Kong: 3 Commonly Asked Questions

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China Briefing takes you through the auditing requirements for a Hong Kong holding company, and answers some FAQs on the audit process.

China-Hong Kong DTA: Tax Residency, Permanent Establishment Requirements Amended

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Key revisions made to tax residency and permanent establishment provisions.

Yangtze River Delta Economic Region to Benefit from Improved Tax Services

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China has announced 16 measures to facilitate tax services for businesses located in the Yangtze River Delta (YRD) Economic Region.

Can Small-Scale Taxpayers Issue Special VAT Invoices by Themselves in China?

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We explain how China has expanded the eligibility criteria that allows small-scale taxpayers to issue special VAT invoices (fapiao) by themselves.

How to Apply for VAT General Taxpayer Status in China

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We outline the criteria for acquiring VAT general taxpayer status and how to apply with government authorities.

China Rolls-Out New Measures for Tax Credit Restoration, Effective January 1, 2020

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Eligible corporate taxpayers in China will be able to restore their tax credit rating as tax authorities launch new measures effective from January 2020.

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