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Performance Appraisals in China: How Employers Can Legally Link It to Pay

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Employers in China face growing scrutiny over performance appraisal systems tied to pay. Standardizing procedures and ensuring transparency can help mitigate legal risks and maintain compliance.

Annual Filing of Stamp Tax on Business Account Books before January 15: FAQs

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China taxpayers must complete stamp tax declaration and payment by January 15 if there has been an increase in tax items, such as “paid-in capital” and “capital reserve,” in the 2025 business account books.

From Renewable Electrolysis to FCVs – Opportunities in China’s Emerging Hydrogen Industry

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Bolstered by strong government backing, the nascent industry poses exciting opportunities for green applications, but investors must be aware of intrinsic early mover risks.

Nine Provinces Roll Out Updated Minimum Wage Standards from December 1

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This article offers a guide to minimum wages in the Chinese Mainland and discuss how labor costs are affected by changes to the minimum wage levels. The data is current as of December 8, 2025.

China Monthly Tax Brief: November 2025

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Recent measures issued by national and local authorities reflect a clear policy direction: tightening compliance standards while enhancing service transparency and clarifying long-standing procedural ambiguities.

Non-fixed-Term Labor Contract in China: Rules Further Clarified Under Judicial Interpretation II

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Non-fixed-term labor contracts provide employees with significant protection under China’s Labor Contract Law. Employers must understand the triggers and compliance requirements to avoid costly disputes.

Company Law Draft Judicial Interpretation Part III: Nominee Shareholding, Investor Rights Protection, and Equity Transfer 

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The draft judicial interpretation reshapes rules on nominee shareholders and investor rights, and outlines new guidance on enforcement and equity transfers.

China’s NMPA Issues Comprehensive Guidelines to Reform Cosmetics Regulation

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China’s newly released cosmetics guidelines create a more innovative, transparent, and globally aligned regulatory environment. Early compliance will give companies a clear competitive edge in the world’s largest beauty market.

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