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  October 1, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 2 minutes
  

  China Clarifies Input VAT Credits for Domestic Transport Services

  Businesses in China can continue to claim input VAT credits for domestic transport expenses incurred by its contracted employees and dispatched staff.
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  September 18, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 3 minutes
  

  China’s New Policy for VAT Credit Refund for Some Advanced Manufacturers

  General industry and advanced manufacturing industry taxpayers in China will benefit from new policies related to the refund of end-of-period VAT credit. We unscramble the new policy announcements here.
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  August 12, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 6 minutes
  

  What You Need to Know about China’s New IIT Regime

  China’s new IIT regime includes revised tax brackets, expanded deductibles, and new residency rules for those without domicile in the country.
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  July 31, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 8 minutes
  

  Profit Repatriation from China

  Profit repatriation from China is a concern for foreign companies with subsidiaries in the country. We discuss the common repatriation methods and key considerations for businesses.
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  July 18, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 4 minutes
  

  Establishing a Hong Kong Holding Company for Your Business in China

  Many companies looking at the Chinese market choose to establish a holding company or special purpose vehicle to hold their Chinese investments.
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  June 24, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 4 minutes
  

  China’s Tax Concessions for Elderly Care, Childcare, and Domestic Services Industries

  We briefly examine China’s new tax concessions for its elderly care industry, childcare, and domestic services and the opportunities and challenges for investors.
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  June 11, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 6 minutes
  

  Import-Export Taxes and Duties in China

  We explain China’s updated import and export tax rates and duties, and highlight key issues that foreign companies should take note of.
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  June 6, 2019 by China Briefing Reading Time: 4 minutes
  

  China’s ‘Fapiao’ Invoice System Explained

  In China, a fapiao is a legal receipt that serves as proof of purchase for goods and services. The larger fapiao invoice system, however, is an essential component of China’s tax law, and compliance for businesses.