Latest updates from Hainan include a ‘zero-tariff’ policy on certain raw/auxiliary material imports and allowing overseas listing of state enterprises.
The amendments to China’s Patent Law will take effect June 1, 2021 and aim to create a better environment for investors and designers.
From December 1, 2020, China’s Export Control Law will mandate Chinese exporters of sensitive materials and technologies as well as their foreign customers to satisfy compliance or get penalized.
China’s e-deregistration procedure simplifies the market exit process for firms but comes with legal risks that should be comprehensively assessed.
We explain why setting up a branch office in Beijing is the best option for companies not registered in the city to meet the new social insurance compliance standards.
IT compliance in China is complex and often requires foreign companies to invest in a localized IT setup.
Hainan has serious intentions to develop its medical tourism zone and improve market access for foreign individual, institutional, and domestic investors.
China’s new reform to strengthen the government’s capacity to address FIE complaints came into effect October 1, 2020.