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Managing Your China Joint Venture Partner
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This issue examines the complexities of working with a managing a joint venture partner in China, including handling due diligence and risk issues: regulatory risks, political risks, legal & financial risks, and operational, environmental and motivational risks. We also discuss how, from a minority equity position, JV’s may still be effectively controlled, and identify the role technology transfer agreements can play within this situation. We discuss other managerial issues concerning JV’s, and also look at the investment environment in the third tier cities of Dandong, Shaoxing, Zhaoqing, Nanchang and Yinchuan.
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Investing in China’s Big Ticket Restricted Industries
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In this issue we examine the restricted industry sectors and big ticket investments that inevitably go with them. Long approval processes, years of waiting for the regulatory environment to change, the need for a Chinese partner, and restrictions in permitted activities can all be daunting. We examine specific industry environments and take a look at the role of the JV in restricted industry sectors. In our continuing series on China’s second- and third-tier cities, we visit Yantai, Wenzhou, Nanning, Hohhot and Lanzhou. Read more
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Investing in China – Practical Financial, Tax and Accounting Issues for the International SME
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In this issue we examine the current economic conditions in China and overseas, how these impact on SMEs considering investing in China, and explore the Do’s and Don’ts of getting your business established.
We also examine registered capital calculations, handling your China banking, payroll management and inventory control. In addition to discussing issues concerning transfer pricing, VAT, customs duties, and IT issues. In our continuing series on China’s 2nd and 3rd tier cities, we visit Changchun, Taicang, Jiangmen, Wuhan and Guiyang. Read more
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FILING YOUR ANNUAL INDIVIDUAL TAX RETURNS, BUSINESS LICENSE RENEWALS & STATUTORY AUDIT
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In this issue we take a good look at some annual house-keeping that needs to be carried out at this time of year – the renewal of corporate business licenses, the annual statutory audit, and individual income tax filings. Foreign Individuals and invested companies have until the end of March to complete and file all their returns, so this is an important subject and one that requires attention to detail – fines and penalties can be (and increasingly are) levied if these are not conducted properly or on time.
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