China Outbound | 境外直接投资

A Guide to India’s Special Economic Zones

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Businesses can consider setting up or doing business with entities in India's Special Economic Zones to take advantage of favorable tax incentives, simplified customs procedures, and a conducive environment for manufacturing and trade.

Accounting System Setup for New Hong Kong Subsidiaries: Avoiding Compliance and Reporting Risks

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Setting up the right accounting system early helps new Hong Kong subsidiaries stay compliant, control costs, and avoid audit problems. This guide covers key decisions and practical steps.

Which Industries Are Open to Foreign Ownership in Malaysia?

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Explore foreign ownership rules across key industries in Malaysia, including manufacturing, technology, financial services, telecommunications, and other regulated sectors affecting foreign investors.

Hong Kong Tax Filing: Is Your Business Ready for E-Filing, iXBRL, and IRD Compliance?

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Hong Kong’s annual tax filing cycle is evolving, requiring businesses to manage multiple obligations - from profits tax returns to employer reporting and upcoming iXBRL requirements - while ensuring data accuracy and regulatory compliance.

China Recasts Outbound Investment Governance Under New State Council Regulation

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China has overhauled its outbound investment framework with a new State Council regulation that integrates security review, data controls, and full lifecycle supervision. The changes broaden the definition of ODI and embed national security considerations into cross-border investment decisions.

Complying with Vietnam’s Electronic Labor Contract Framework: Circular 08/2026

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Navigate your compliance with Vietnam's electronic labor contract regime under Circular No. 08/2026/TT-BNV, which provides detailed guidance on Decree No. 337/2025/ND-CP.

Working in India as an Expat: Visa, Tax, Payroll, and Relocation Guide for Foreign Employees

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We explain what expatriates and multinational employers should consider before, during, and after an India assignment, including visa, tax residency, payroll, EPF, banking, housing, schooling, foreign exchange, PE risk, and repatriation planning.

Corporate Tax Considerations for Foreign-Owned Companies in Malaysia

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Malaysia’s corporate tax framework affects profitability, repatriation efficiency, transfer pricing exposure, incentive eligibility, and long-term ASEAN expansion planning for foreign-owned companies.

Transfer Pricing and Related-Party Transaction Strategies for Foreign Investors in Malaysia

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Explore transfer pricing structures, documentation requirements, royalty payments, intercompany financing, and IRBM compliance risks for foreign-owned companies operating in Malaysia.

Why Foreign Investors Are Using Virtual CFO Services in Singapore for ASEAN Expansion

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Singapore-based virtual CFO services help foreign investors manage ASEAN expansion through centralized reporting, treasury coordination, regional financial oversight, and scalable cross-border finance support.

Hong Kong's IPOs Rebound as Chinese Tech Taps New Source of Capital

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Mainland Chinese tech and biotech companies drove a record-breaking surge in HKEX listings in 2025, with the exchange topping global IPO rankings for funds raised.

Risks Arising From Poor Accounting Documentation Practices in Vietnam

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Poor accounting documentation in Vietnam can expose businesses to tax penalties, litigation risks, and regulatory scrutiny. Learn key compliance risks and mitigation strategies.

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