Category: Tax and Regulations

Determining the tax residency status is crucial for foreign individuals who are working in China. Read our guide to know your tax liability.
Foreign-invested enterprises should manage and organize their audit reporting requirements to ensure the smooth conduct of their businesses.
International executives in China may have to pay more attention to their tax residency status as they perform their duties across borders.
Enterprises in China may be subject to VAT for commissions, purchase of software, or use of advertising services from outside China.
Businesses should take into consideration the basic rules and cautions of undertaking foreign capital injection based on China's regulations.
China has reduced the processing time for obtaining a business license with the cancellation of the business name pre-approval procedure.
Doing business in China is more profitable than ever as the country remains bullish about giving tax breaks to small and micro-businesses.
The current developments in China's electronic invoice system signal an absolute intent by the government to make e-fapiao fully effective.
Cross-border payments such as dividends, interests, royalties, and service fees have related tax charges under China's law. Read to find out!
VAT payers in China can be classified as either small-scale or general taxpayers. Each status is subject to different tax rates and benefits.

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