In this week's China Regulatory Brief, we talk about the relaxed requirements for foreigners to apply for the permanent residence permit in China, new regulation on approval and filing of investment project, and pre-tax deduction policies for employee's education expenditure.
Vietnam may loosen tourist visa restrictions to allow visa-free entry to tourists from Australia, Canada, France, Germany, India, Italy, New Zealand, Spain, and the UK.
In this edition of China Outbound, we look into the tax policies and certain tax rates implemented in Asian countries. Elsewhere, we explain the "China Plus One" mode and why investors are suggested to move their factories to India.
The development of SMEs contributes over 60 percent to China’s total GDP growth and has become a major drive of the country’s economic advancement. Learn more about the new tax break policies for small low-profit enterprises in China in this article.
Foreign investors can breathe more easily now that the State Council has announced that existing tax incentives will stay in place. The central government had announced earlier that all incentives for foreign investors granted by local governments without State Council approval would be cancelled.
The newest issue of China Briefing Magazine, titled “China Investment Roadmap: The Automotive Parts Industry,” is out now and available as a complimentary download in the Asia Briefing Bookstore through the month of June.
In this article, Chris Devonshire-Ellis talks about Indian Prime Minister Modi's visit to China from and discusses China's economic relationship with India. China needs India to export its manufacturing to China to satisfy its future domestic demand.
Squawkonomics have developed new economic metrics that would better explain the economic phenomenon encountered in Vietnam, where land in desirable locations is still available.
Xi Jinping recently suggested that China might sign a Free Trade Agreement with the world's least developed countries. With ASEAN member states already covered under the existing agreement, the new plan would mainly target African nations.
In this article, we go into the probation period in Chinese labor contracts. A feature that is somewhat unfamiliar to foreign investors, the probation period lets an employer pay a new employee a lower salary, and allows for a lower bar to dismissal.
China released the much-anticipated policy framework for the three new FTZs. In Part 1 of this article, we provide detailed information of the general plan of the Guangdong Free Trade Zone and discuss the lifted restrictions on foreign investment across a wide array of sectors such as tourism and financial industries.