Issued: March 29 2005Main contents: In order to prevent export enterprises from missing the application time limit for tax rebates, export enterprises…
March 31, 2005
Corporate Governance
Under a recent crackdown by the State Administration for Foreign Exchange (SAFE), cross-border investments and related transactions of "domestic residents" of China are subject to tougher scrutiny, procedures and restrictions.
March 31, 2005New rules now allow commercial banks to establish fund management companies. What do the new rules mean for banks and how will this affect China's fund management industry?
March 31, 2005The Procedures clarify that "branded automobile sales" do not require the establishment of 4S shops, but a unified shop name, logo or trademark under which automobile business activities of automobile suppliers or their authorized branded automobile dealers are engaged in.
March 31, 2005Development of China's physical infrastructure has not managed to keep pace with the country's strong economic growth. How have foreign investors' chances faired as China faces its ongoing need to modernize its infrastructure?
March 31, 2005The main focus of the Procedures is to administrate the relevant transactions and market risks brought by commercial banks that are shareholders of fund management companies.
March 31, 2005The Procedures deal with the investments, approval procedures, industry rules, and administration of foriegn investment in the leasing industry.
March 31, 2005The Circular aim to maintain the balance of payments and to ensure the compliant and orderly flow of cross-border capital. Local investors who wish to invest abroad with it sown domestic assets/equity shall obtain the verification of the foreign exchange administration.
March 31, 2005Promulgated: January 18 2005Interpreting authority: National Development and Reform Commission in conjunction with relevant departmentsApplicability: The…
February 28, 2005Promulgated: December 7 2004Effective: December 15 2004Interpreting authority: People's Bank of China (PBOC)Applicability: The term "bonds"…
February 28, 2005