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In January 2025, the United States implemented a comprehensive investment ban targeting specific sectors within China, focusing on...

As the Chinese New Year (CNY) approaches, businesses operating in China must prepare to navigate the unique challenges this festive...

As Australia-China trade relations continue to evolve, China remains a pivotal market for Australian companies seeking growth,...

Der kommende 15. Fünfjahresplan (FYP) Chinas für den Zeitraum 2026 bis 2030 zieht bereits jetzt weltweite Aufmerksamkeit auf sich. Als...

Die Gründung eines Unternehmens in Hongkong ist für viele Unternehmer und multinationale Unternehmen ein strategischer Schritt – dank des...

Hong Kong is widely regarded as one of the most business-friendly jurisdictions in the world, with a fast and straightforward company...

China's manufacturing sector remains a cornerstone of its economy, contributing significantly to both domestic growth and the global...

As the world's second-largest economy, China continues to be a hub of innovation and economic dynamism. Its vast domestic market,...

China has officially enacted its Value-Added Tax (VAT) Law, marking a significant advancement in the nation's tax legislation. Approved...

In December 2024, China's Ministry of Finance (MOF), in collaboration with nine other departments, released the "Corporate Sustainability...

Closing a company in China requires careful navigation of the country’s regulatory framework. Businesses can choose between two main...

On November 29, 2024, the National Health Commission (NHC), along with three other government departments, announced a detailed work plan...

Starting December 1, 2024, China’s Foreigner’s Work Permit will be integrated into the country’s social security card. This change...

On November 15, 2024, the Ministry of Finance (MOF) and State Taxation Administration (STA) announced adjustments to export tax rebates,...

From December 1, 2024, the annual confirmation process for individual income tax (IIT) special additional deductions begins. Individuals,...

As global supply chains recalibrate and emerging technologies reshape global markets, China remains a critical destination — not just for...

Expanding into China presents an enormous opportunity for U.S. companies due to the country’s vast consumer market, strong manufacturing base, and growing economic influence. However, entering the Chinese market involves navigating complex legal and regulatory requirements, strict foreign investment rules, and cultural differences. This guide provides a step-by-step approach for U.S. businesses looking to establish a presence in China, covering business structures, incorporat

In an era of rapid globalization, attracting and retaining top talent in China requires more than just posting job listings. The Chinese...

Issuing shares is a fundamental aspect of corporate governance and capital management for private companies in Hong Kong. Whether the goal is to raise capital, restructure ownership, or reward stakeholders, the process must comply with the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance and internal corporate rules. This article outlines the key steps, legal requirements, and considerations for issuing shares to shareholders in Hong Kong. Understanding Share Issuance in Hong Kong In Hong Kong,

Managing finances in China can be complex, especially for foreign companies unfamiliar with local tax regulations and reporting...