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How to Select a Tax Adviser in Hong Kong: A Guide for Foreign Investors and SMEs
How to choose a tax adviser in Hong Kong: credentials to verify, firm tiers, and a checklist for foreign investors and SMEs navigating the territorial tax system.
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Maximizing Tax Treaty Benefits Under the Hong Kong-China DTA
The Hong Kong-China DTA offers significant tax savings, but accessing treaty benefits requires careful planning, beneficial ownership, and proper documentation.
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Key Tax Enforcement Trends in 2026: What Foreign Companies in China Need to Know
China's tax authorities are ramping up digital, data-driven enforcement in 2026, tightening scrutiny across invoicing, export rebates, tax incentives, and platform sales. Here's what foreign companies need to know to stay compliant.
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How to Choose the Right Accounting Firm in Hong Kong: A Guide for Foreign Investors and SMEs
A practical guide to selecting an accounting and audit firm in Hong Kong, covering firm tiers, typical fees, and how to match a provider to your business.
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Hong Kong Refines Fund and Family Office Tax Regime: Key Changes and Implications
Hong Kong’s 2026 tax bill expands incentives for funds, asset managers, and family offices under the Unified Fund Exemption. Explore key changes and implications.
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China Monthly Tax Brief: June 2026
Our June 2026 tax brief covers a new VAT filing pilot, real-time petrol invoicing rules, OECD remote-work PE guidance, and new foreign investment incentives, among other important updates foreign businesses should know.
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Transfer Pricing in Hong Kong: BEPS 2.0, Documentation, and Trends
Hong Kong implemented the global minimum tax (Pillar Two) from January 1, 2025. This article examines the latest transfer pricing trends, documentation expectations, and what MNE groups should prepare.
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China’s Customs Voluntary Disclosure System: Penalty Exemptions for Import and Export Enterprises
China's updated customs voluntary disclosure rules give import and export enterprises a structured route to self-correct compliance errors and avoid administrative penalties.