Tax reliefs are offered to cope with the coronavirus
Legal
- March 08, 2020
Employers' portion of medical insurance contributions is reduced during the coronavirus period
March 08, 2020Coronavirus troubled small businesses may have their loan payments postponed, non-litigation dispute resolution is encouraged in labor disputes, and banks and insurance companies are allowed to engage in sovereign bond futures trading.
March 06, 2020Extensions may be granted to IP applications due to coronavirus obstruction
March 06, 2020Leakage of user information as a result of failure in cybersecurity management obligations may be criminal
March 06, 2020Casper Sek of Jin Mao Partners discusses the use of electronic contracts, and their validity and appropriateness for businesses during the coronavirus outbreak
March 06, 2020Economy still stifled despite positive signs indicating success in containing virus; record issuance of force majeure certificates to Chinese businesses disrupted by epidemic; and JP Morgan indexes begin Chinese government bond inclusion
March 02, 2020Extension periods are granted to IP applications, as well as social insurance and tax payments for entities affected by the coronavirus epidemic.
February 28, 2020With business disruption caused by the emergence of COVID-19 and possible failure to deliver on contractual obligations on the part of Chinese counterparties, foreign companies doing business in China must consider their contractual liabilities in order to mitigate their potential risks. Scott Yu, Frank Jiang and John Jiang of Zhong Lun Law Firm examine the implications. The authors are grateful for the assistance of Emily Xu and Evy Wu in preparing this article.
February 28, 2020Courts are given guidance to conduct online trials during the epidemic period
February 28, 2020


