Promulgated: December 27 2003Effective: February 1 2004Main contents: Under the revised Law the Monetary Policy Committee of the People¡¦s Bank of China…
By Susan Finder with assistance from Peter Bazos, Freshfields Bruckhaus Deringer, Hong KongChina's current five-year plan (2001-2005) attests to the commitment…
Issued: October 20 2003Main contents: The Reply clarifies that the adjustment made by the Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Civil Dispute Cases Relating…
Promulgated: November 30 2003Effective: January 1 2004Interpreting authority: Ministry of JusticeMain contents: Before Hong Kong legal practitioners and…
Export-oriented businesses have played a leading role in the growth of China's economy in the reform period. At the same time, however, the tax rebates that have been given to exporters as incentives to expand their businesses have created a heavy fiscal burden for the government. What is the solution?
In recent years, the government has been making the legal environment governing investment outside China by companies established in China, including foreign-invested companies, more progressive. A new SAFE circular furthers the liberalization programme.
National LegislationConstitution and Legal SystemMinistry of Justice Announcement (No.21) (Two Foreign Law Firms Establishing Additional Representative…
Issued: October 24 2003Main contents: The Notice states that from December 1 2003 foreign-invested financial institutions may apply to engage in renminbi…
Issued: November 20 2003Main contents: The Notice elaborates on the criteria for providing domain name registration services mentioned in Article 12 of…