June 18, 2010
Sat sets forth clear guidelines for separating PRC and non-PRC revenues of non-tax-residents.
SAIC issues policies to encourage more foreign investment.
Foreign parties may purchase only one unit of premises as before.
Beijing requires the verification of household and marriage certificates when purchasing property.
Bejing issues a more stringent circular on suppression of property prices.
NDRC delegates approval power to lower authorities.
SAIC seeks to establish credibility files of legal representatives.
National legislation Foreign investmentPlans for the Promotion of Foreign Investment in Central Regions of China中国中部地区外商投资促进规划…
Shenzhen-based James Jun Yao, chief legal officer at Ping An Insurance, speaks with CLP about the various stages of risk management
With a heightened focus on executive corruption and the new tort law coming into effect in July, three specialists offer their insights on how foreign senior personnel can protect themselves from liability should their companies run into trouble