China Law News

Chinese outbound investment reached $128 billion last year and is set to increase to $800 billion by 2016. China Law & Practice has produced the definitive guide to the risks these Chinese companies face

A growing number of China's state-owned enterprises (SOEs) are investing in troubled European companies' South American infrastructure assets. Here's what they should consider

New Regulations could lead to a crackdown on temporary workers in China and increase HR costs for foreign and domestic businesses

Includes: More private capital reforms

China might delay implementing its new Value Added Tax rules until October

Includes: Measures for the capital administration of commercial banks

Includes: application of the law in trials of disputes over purchase and sales contracts

As the draft Copyright Law amendments come under heavy criticism, Ma Xiaogang, managing director of the China Copyright Association, defends the changes to Janice Qu

Beijing is set to follow from Shanghai's VAT pilot programme as early as July 1, but it is unclear how closely the city will follow Shanghai's example