Other Briefings
Sports Medicine in China: Market Outlook, Regulatory Landscape, and Investment Insights
China’s sports medicine market is evolving into a key healthcare segment, supported by policy initiatives and demographic trends. Foreign investors have growing opportunities in devices, rehabilitation, and services.
Compliance Audit for the Protection of the Personal Information of Minors Due January 31
The CAC now requires companies processing the personal information of minors in China to submit audit materials by January 31, 2026. Businesses must act quickly to comply with filing obligations.
Dezan Shira & Associates Releases Asia Manufacturing Index 2026 Amid Intensifying Competition
The Asia Manufacturing Index 2026 reveals a more competitive regional landscape, with China leading and Malaysia rising to second place. Enhanced features provide deeper insights for strategic manufacturing and supply chain planning.
Navigating Trends in China’s Data Compliance Regime
China’s data compliance regime is evolving rapidly, with trends pointing to tougher audits, coordinated enforcement, and refined cross-border rules. Foreign-invested enterprises must adopt proactive governance to stay competitive and compliant.
Understanding Permanent Establishment in China – A Guide for Foreign Companies
Understanding permanent establishment status is key to determining whether a non-resident company is liable to pay tax on income under China’s network of double taxation agreements.
China Monthly Tax Brief: December 2025
In this China Monthly Tax Brief for December 2025, we highlight key taxation developments relevant to businesses.
China ESG Compliance: Year in Review and 2026 Outlook
China’s ESG compliance framework moved from voluntary disclosure to enforceable obligations in 2025. Businesses face rising costs and governance requirements as carbon and reporting rules tighten.
China’s New Organic Product Certification Rules in 2026: What Producers and Exporters Need to Know
China’s new organic product certification rules, effective January 1, 2026, significantly tighten requirements across certification, inspections, traceability, and post-certification supervision, marking a shift toward continuous regulatory oversight. Domestic producers, foreign-invested enterprises, and overseas exporters must now meet higher compliance, documentation, and transparency standards to maintain market access in China’s organic sector.
