Other Briefings
China’s National Financing Credit Service Platform: Insights and Impact
China has actively developed a National Financing Credit Service Platform to bolster the private sector by enhancing financial support. The credit enhancement services and risk-sharing capital pools can help foreign businesses enhance their operations and financial strategies.
China’s New Company Law: Considerations for Foreign Stakeholders and FIEs
The New Company Law brings substantial changes with implications for new and existing foreign invested enterprises and stakeholders in China. Foreign investors must assess if adjustments to existing structures or new business negotiations are necessary.
Understanding IFRS 18: Key Updates for Financial Statement Presentation and Disclosure
The new IFRS 18 standard will impact all entities applying IFRS, influencing how they present and disclose financial performance. In this article, we explore the essential aspects of IFRS 18 and guide entities on the necessary steps to prepare for this upcoming standard.
Managing Recruitment Risks in China: A Comprehensive Approach
Recruitment carries inherent risks. Non-compliance with labor laws, as well as violations of employment equality and personal information protection regulations during the recruitment process, can result in administrative penalties or other legal consequences.
Investing in Zhangjiagang, Jiangsu Province: Economy, Key Industries and Opportunities
Zhangjiagang, located in the south bank of the Yangtze River in East China’s Jiangsu province, is a key trade and investment hub and an important transport link to Suzhou and Shanghai. The city is enjoying a period of rapid development and economic growth and is seeking to attract more investment in strategic and emerging industries.
China’s Enhanced Beneficiary Owner Filing System: Key Points of New Measures
China’s new beneficiary owner filing measures require business entities, except individually owned businesses, to submit their beneficiary owner information starting November 1, 2024, with a one-year grace period available for entities registered before that date.
Navigating China’s Evolving Approach to Human Genetic Resources: Insights on Regulatory Changes
China has transferred the management of human genetic resources to the National Health Commission, aiming to streamline regulations and foster biotech innovation by balancing oversight and reducing bureaucratic burdens. This shift is expected to enhance international collaboration, attract foreign investment, and expedite drug development in China.
China Monthly Tax Brief: May 2024
Highlights from this monthly China tax brief include the new beneficiary owner reporting rules to be effective from November 1, 2024, the expanded tax incentives in the Qianhai Cooperation Zone, and the advance tax ruling measures implemented in Beijing and Maoning City.
