Category: Business in Asia

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Category: Business in Asia

China's newly revised Negative List of industries aims to attract more foreign investments into the country and further boost foreign investors' confidence.
Companies in China are required to send dividend payments to foreign investors. But there are some things to consider before distributing profits overseas.
Establishing a JV or Joint Venture is a great strategy toward expanding your business in the Chinese market and investing in China's restricted industries.
What are your major considerations for doing business in China? Do you know whether establishing a WFOE or RO suits your plan? Click and read to learn more!
Foreign individuals and foreign-invested enterprises in China can potentially make huge savings following the double taxation treaties. Click to learn more!
What can businesses learn about internal control? How effective is it in mitigating financial risks and meeting the company's goals? Click to find out more!
High-end foreign talents can enjoy more generous tax benefits as a result of the GBA talent mobility program of the Chinese government. Click to learn more!
Individuals and companies are allowed to claim a tax deduction for donations made to China. Click to read more information on how to qualify for deductions.
China has granted small profit enterprises a much-needed tax relief by deferring the payment of corporate income taxes until the end of the year. Read more!
China's support for small and medium-sized enterprises extends to technology and innovation by allowing the founding of tech-based SMEs. Read to learn more!

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