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China endeavors to help small businesses survive and thrive. In this article, we introduce the major tax incentives in China to foster small businesses.
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We highlight the 15 types of contracts in China that are not subject to stamp tax. Businesses should note these policies are subject to change.
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We dissect Hong Kong’s 2022-23 Budget, which includes spending plans worth over HK$170 billion to boost the economy and maintain public confidence.
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A new list of preferential policies is set to help catering, transport, and retail companies, as well as small businesses in China. What are the benefits?
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China’s IIT preferential policy allowing some non-taxable fringe benefits for expatriates is extended till the end of 2023; it was set to expire in 2022.
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We explain China’s updated import and export tax rates and duties for 2021, and highlight key issues that foreign companies should take note of.
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Qualified enterprises in Fujian Pingtan Area can enjoy 15% CIT until December 31, 2025 – China’s national CIT rate is 25%.
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Shanghai, Guangdong, and Inner Mongolia conduct pilot programs and introduce a brand-new and more advanced electronic fapiao.
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