Foreign invested enterprises (FIEs) have been permitted to engage in various aspects of the international transportation of goods and their management, but some areas remain severely restricted. New regulations might change this situation.
Legal
- September 02, 2002
Issued: June 20 2002Effective: 30 days from the date of issueMain contents: The Circular lays down the requirements and procedures for setting up foreign-invested…
September 02, 2002Promulgated: June 21 2002Effective: October 1 2002Main contents: The Provisions cover the establishment, adjustment and closing down of international communications…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 24 2002Effective: as of date of issueMain contents: See Shanghai Stock Exchange, Administration of Special Overseas Members Tentative Provisions…
September 02, 2002Promulgated: June 27 2002Effective: July 1 2002Main contents: The Decision raises the deed tax rate to 3%. clp reference:3200/02.06.27/BJpromulgated:2002-06-27effective:2002-07-01
September 02, 2002Issued: July 17 2002Main contents: The Circular clarifies that where a foreign-invested enterprise, in accordance with a resolution of its board of directors,…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 8 2002Main contents: The Opinion states that enterprise foreign debt safety is the basis of national foreign debt safety (Section One). After…
September 02, 2002Issued: May 30 2002Main contents: The Circular states that foreign investment projects (including additional investment projects) under the encouraged…
September 02, 2002Issued: June 21 2002Effective: July 1 2002Main contents: The Circular raises the hourly minimum wage of the municipality from Rmb2.6 to Rmb2.78 and the…
September 02, 2002Issued: July 31 2002Applicability: The Reminder is not part of the practice guidelines or practice rules and is only for reference.Main contents: The Reminder…
September 02, 2002
