Promulgated: March 7 2005Effective: May 8 2005Main contents: Starting from January 1 2005, service suppliers from Hong Kong and Macao are permitted to…
Issued: January 24 2005Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: According to the Circular, when carrying out foreign exchange registration in respect…
Promulgated: February 17 2005Effective: as of date of promulgationMain contents: The revision reduces the registered capital requirement for establishment…
Issued: July 15 2004Main contents: If a foreign-invested enterprise proposes an early termination of a contract and the articles of association and dissolution…
Promulgated: February 3 2005Effective: March 5 2005Main contents: The Procedures state that foreign investment in the leasing industry may be made in the…
Issued: March 18 2005Main contents: The Circular clarifies that funds raised through loans of a party to a joint venture in its own name shall be regarded…
Issued: February 1 2005Effective: March 1 2005Applicability: In the event of a conflict between previous provisions and this Circular, this Circular shall…
Issued: November 11 2004Main contents: Where a foreign-invested enterprise applies for an extension of its term of business later than the stipulated period…
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.
Development 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?