A series of new policies recently released to attract foreign investment demonstrates China's aim to diversify foreign direct investment, channel money into the central and western regions, and encourage environmentally-friendly and high-tech industries to set up onshore. However, the rules are fairly general and more legislation will be needed for proper implementation
Foreign Direct Investment
- July 15, 2010
Mofcom delegates approval power over foreign-invested holding companies and venture capital companies to lower-level authorities.
July 14, 2010Mofcom delegates approval power over foreign-invested holding companies and venture capital companies to lower-level authorities.
July 14, 2010A series of new policies recently released to attract foreign investment demonstrates China's aim to diversify foreign direct investment, channel money into the central and western regions, and encourage environmentally-friendly and high-tech industries to set up onshore. However, the rules are fairly general and more legislation will be needed for proper implementation
July 14, 2010SAIC issues policies to encourage more foreign investment.
June 18, 2010NDRC delegates approval power to lower authorities.
June 18, 2010Sat sets forth clear guidelines for separating PRC and non-PRC revenues of non-tax-residents.
June 18, 2010The new opinions from the State Council encouraging private sector investment allow foreigners to participate, especially if they can offer new technologies, but detailed implementation rules are lacking
June 18, 2010The Measures state that assessment of taxable income of non-tax-resident enterprises shall be based on total revenue, costs and expenses, or revenue converted from operational expenditures.
June 18, 2010
