Though new measures provide clarifications about R&D centre eligibility requirements for equipment tax benefits, investors should pay attention to several issues
New measures will allow China-based energy service companies (Escos) to enjoy tax benefits, expanded subsidies, and improved financial services.Earlier…
oreign companies need to adequately familiarise themselves with PRC anti-dumping laws to avoid high tariffs and to prepare for possible investigations…
Lovells has hired Adrian Emch as a consultant based in its Beijing office. Joining from Sidley Austin, he is a competition specialist and will lead the…
Protecting your IP and being aware of relevant regulations in China are essential when considering technology transfers to PRC partners. Three specialists discuss how to best guard your IP assets and structure a fair deal.
Minneapolis-based firm Fredrikson & Byron brings E.W. Gentry Sayad on board to head up its new office in Shanghai. Though his practice has a broad…
The Circular clarifies matters relating to the exemption of import taxes on articles imported by foreign-invested research and development centres for scientific and technological development purposes and the refund in full of the value-added tax on Chinese-made equipment procured by them.
After eight years, China's long-awaited Tort Liability Law is primed to wholesale regulate tort liability and re-set quality standards for PRC-made products. Clarifications on product liability, punitive damages and statutes of limitation are addressed, but enforcement and integration with existing regulations, along with other vagaries, remain to be tested