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  July 15, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 3 minutes
  

  China’s New Stamp Tax Law: What are the Changes?

  China’s new Stamp Tax Law takes effect July 1, 2022, and will trigger simplification of tax compliance, changes to some tax rates, and new exemptions.
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  July 12, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 10 minutes
  

  How Should Companies Prepare for the Special VAT E-Fapiao?

  We discuss how CFOs in China can prepare for the impact of the wider roll-out of special VAT e-fapiao on their existing procedures and operating systems.
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  July 9, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 3 minutes
  

  GBA’s Shenzhen Qianhai Extends 15% CIT for Qualified Enterprises Until End of 2025

  Qualified enterprises in Shenzhen Qianhai Area can enjoy 15% CIT until December 31, 2025 – China’s national CIT rate is 25%.
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  July 8, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 6 minutes
  

  China’s Latest Corporate Income Tax Update for Six Items: Q&A

  China has clarified CIT treatment on six items, including COVID-19 charitable donations, convertible bonds, art assets, and cross-border hybrid investments.
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  July 6, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 10 minutes
  

  E-Fapiao Compliance Management in China and Regulatory Requirements

  We explain how to ensure e-fapiao compliance management for businesses in China that purchase, obtain, transfer, and keep e-fapiao and relevant regulations.
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  July 2, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 13 minutes
  

  China’s E-Fapiao System at a Glance

  China’s e-fapiao system is an electronic VAT invoicing process that cuts red tape, streamlines compliance procedures, and seeks to prevent receipt abuse.
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  July 1, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 2 minutes
  

  Preparing for the Coming E-Fapiao Era – New Issue of China Briefing Magazine

  In this issue of China Briefing magazine, we demonstrate the opportunities and risks associated with China’s e-fapiao implementation.
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  June 18, 2021 by China Briefing Reading Time: 5 minutes
  

  China’s Position on the Digital Service Tax

  Given China’s unique digital economy, the country remains more inclined to tax its booming domestic tech-conglomerates than target global technology MNCs.