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How to Choose an Accounting Service Provider in China: A Practical Guide for Foreign Investors and SMEs
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.
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Trust and Fiduciary Services in Hong Kong: What Foreign Investors Need to Know
Hong Kong offers a mature and regulated trust environment supported by modern trust legislation and a comprehensive licensing regime for trust and company service providers. This guide explains the legal framework, licensing requirements, tax considerations, and key due diligence steps foreign investors should consider when establishing a trust structure in Hong Kong.
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EU-China Relations After the 2024 European Elections: A Timeline
Timeline tracking key developments affecting EU-China relations, including trade and business engagement, under the new European Parliament.
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Appointing a Foreign Legal Representative in China: A Practical Guide for Investors
Appointing a foreign legal representative in China? See the legal duties, immigration and tax steps, and governance controls that keep the role compliant.
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China Monthly Tax Brief: September 2026
China's September 2026 tax brief include new VAT withholding obligations, a national tax penalty benchmark, export tax refund compliance guidance, and tax dispute reform proposals affecting foreign-invested enterprises.
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Asia Transfer Pricing Brief: Q2 2026
Q2 2026 transfer pricing updates from Singapore, Vietnam, and the UAE, covering SBC cost treatment, Decree 255, and Ministerial Decision 96/2026 for FIEs.
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Business Licensing Requirements in Hong Kong: A Sector-by-Sector Overview
Learn which business licences are required in Hong Kong across key sectors, including financial services, restaurants, travel agencies, real estate, recruitment, healthcare, and import-export businesses.
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Free Trade Zones (FTZs) in China: Benefits, Eligibility, and How to Choose the Right One
China now operates 23 pilot free trade zones (FTZs) alongside the Hainan Free Trade Port, each offering a different mix of market access openings, customs facilitation, financial pilots, and, in a handful of locations, reduced tax rates.