Other Briefings
Cross-Border Dispute Resolution in China – New Issue of China Briefing Magazine
In this edition of China Briefing Magazine, we introduce common scenarios where disputes may arise, challenges faced by foreign investors, as well as practical tips for optimal resolution within the Chinese context.
Increasing and Decreasing Registered Capital in China – A Guide for FIEs
Changing registered capital in China is a complex procedure, but may be necessary in certain situations. We provide a step-by-step guide to handling the procedures.
Chinese Government Restructuring Explained – Changes to State Council Agencies
New details on the restructuring of several key State Council bodies shows further consolidation of responsibilities in line with current government priorities.
Calculators for Registered Capital and Total Investment in China
Determining the right amount of registered capital to commit to a foreign-invested enterprise (FIE) in China can be difficult. We created two calculators to provide an indicative assessment of registered capital and total investment requirements.
Registered Capital in China: A Comprehensive Guide for Foreign Businesses
Determining registered capital in China is an essential process for corporate establishment. Here’s what foreign companies need to know.
China’s Pivot from Energy Consumption to Carbon Emissions Controls: Impact on Companies
One of China’s core decarbonization mechanisms will gradually change focus from reducing energy consumption to reducing carbon emissions. Here’s what this means for businesses.
China Unveils New Measures to Boost Tourism and Attract International Travelers
China has revealed a strategy to revitalize its tourism sector and attract a greater number of foreign tourists. This initiative includes the reintroduction of visa-free policies and measures to simplify travel and payment procedures.
China’s Cybersecurity Regulator Moves to Ease Cross-Border Data Transfer Rules
A new set of draft regulations seeking to ease China’s cross-border data transfer rules could greatly facilitate data export for foreign companies and multinationals.
