Other Briefings
China Monthly Tax Brief: February 2024
In this monthly China tax brief, we spotlight policies and measures announced or scheduled for implementation in February 2024. These initiatives aim to clarify tax compliance, support businesses, promote headquarters, expand market access, and attract talent.
China’s FDI Trends 2023: Sources, Destinations, and Key Sectors
China, positioned as the world’s second-largest recipient of foreign direct investment, is undergoing significant shifts. In this article, we analyze the emerging trends within China’s investment landscape.
Greater Bay Area Preferential IIT Subsidy for Foreign Talent in 2023/24
Zhuhai’s application deadline is January 5, 2024. Zhaoqing will close applications on January 20, 2024. Guangzhou’s application will end on February 29, 2024. Jiangmen and Zhongshan’s applications are yet to start.
China’s Central Economic Work Conference Outlines Key Priorities for 2024
China’s 2023 Central Economic Work Conference emphasized the importance of striking a balance between the pace and quality of development while providing an inside perspective on key economic priorities for the year 2024.
China Industries to Watch in 2024
We spotlight key China industries to watch for in 2024 in terms of enabling government policies, technology transformation, and market prospects.
Q&A: How to Apply for the GBA IIT Subsidy in Dongguan City
Dongguan sets deadlines for applying Greater Bay Area Individual Income Tax Subsidy (GBA IIT subsidy) for 2020-2022.
Understanding China’s New-Type Industrialization: An Explainer
We discuss why China’s new-type industrialization thrust is an opportune time for foreign businesses and investors looking to expand their presence in the Chinese market.
China and Australia Reach Deal over Wine Tariffs Amidst Albanese’s Visit to Beijing
China and Australia have reached a consensus over tariffs imposed on Australian wine, fostering an optimistic outlook for their trade relationship. The timely announcement aligns with Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s upcoming visit to China and has already begun to positively impact the Australian wine industry.
