A Bridge over Troubled Waters: Taiwan's Legal Regime for Handling Investments from PRC Entities

As the most important facilitator in the warming of China-Taiwan relations in the future, the continued evolution and understanding of laws dictating commercial activity are crucial to the stability of East Asia.

13 minute readOctober 31, 2005 at 11:58 PM

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By Jacqueline C. Fu, Shilin Huang and Alex Hung, J&J Attorneys at Law, Taipei

Commercial activities across the Taiwan Strait have become increasingly busy since the governments on both sides liberalized their traditionally defensive investment policies to one another.

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