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Stay on top of the latest business news from across Asia. Here we bring you a selection of the latest articles on economic, regulatory, tax, HR, and payroll developments published on our respective regional platforms.
Choosing an accounting service provider in China? Compare the tiers, check licences and signing CPAs, and see what the revised CPA Law means for your annual audit.
Foreign food and beverage chains are expanding in China through franchising and local capital. We compare the entry models open to foreign F&B brands and the compliance steps that determine success.
Non-compete agreements in China only bind certain employees and must meet strict tests on eligibility, compensation, and proportionality. This guide explains what foreign employers must do to keep their clauses enforceable, and what to check in their contracts.
The 2026 India-Mauritius tax treaty amendment introduces a new anti-abuse rule and Principal Purpose Test (PPT) to address treaty shopping and tax avoidance. Know how the changes affect treaty benefits for businesses and investors.
India recorded US$19.82 billion in FDI inflows in Q1 FY 2026-27, as per the latest DPIIT data. Niche sectors such as services, trading, telecommunications and chemicals led the gains, while Singapore overtook Mauritius as the largest cumulative source of FDI equity in India.
India has double taxation avoidance agreements (DTAAs) in place with over 90 countries, with certain tax treaties offering lower withholding tax (WHT) rates on certain types of income. This article examines how DTAAs can impact foreign firms and their India investment strategy.
Vietnam Decree 330 sets cybersecurity and data protection penalties. Explore enforcement risks and practical compliance steps for foreign investors.
Vietnam's immigration regime does not grant permanent residence based on length of stay. Instead, eligibility is limited to four statutory categories.
Learn how carried-forward tax losses are treated when acquiring a Vietnamese company, including share deals, asset purchases and restructuring risks.
Foreign investors in Indonesia must assess PT PMA structures, sector-specific licensing, ownership restrictions, and capital requirements before market entry.
Foreign investors in the Philippines face different minimum capital requirements depending on ownership, business activities, and export status.
Foreign companies in Malaysia may use foreign currencies for accounting but must meet local financial reporting and corporate tax requirements.
Filing corporate income tax in Thailand involves a 20 percent tax rate, annual and half-year returns, filing deadlines, and penalties for non-compliance.