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Can Hong Kong Capitalize on US Delisting Risks Facing Chinese Companies?

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US delisting risks are prompting Chinese firms to pivot toward Hong Kong. This article explores whether the city can serve as a stable alternative amid growing geopolitical and financial tensions.

Filing Individual Tax Returns in Hong Kong: A Complete Guide

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Hong Kong’s Inland Revenue Department has issued the Individual Tax Return for the year of assessment 2024/25 on May 2. Individual taxpayers are advised to start preparations early and allocate sufficient resources to meet the deadline.

China’s Pilot Free Trade Zones – New Opinions Signal Further Regulatory Easing

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China’s Free Trade Zones are pivotal to the country’s economic and industrial strategy, serving as testbeds for market reforms and opening-up policies. A new set of opinions signals broader regulatory easing.

Bank Account Risk Management: Tips for Hong Kong Banking Operations

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Bank account risk management in Hong Kong is essential, as financial institutions tighten compliance checks of corporate accounts.

New Standards for FSMP Infant Formula in China: Key Compliance Deadlines and Registration Guidance

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China has released new national standards for special medical purpose infant formula. Learn the updated FSMP registration procedures, production requirements, and compliance timelines for companies selling or manufacturing in China.

Building Localized Recruiting Strategies to Succeed in China’s Evolving Labor Market

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Foreign invested companies in China must build localized recruiting strategies to attract top talent. Learn how to adapt to China’s cultural norms, labor market shifts, and digital recruitment trends.

China’s New Instant VAT Refund Policy: Boost to Tourism and Retail, Amid Tariff Tensions

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China’s new real-time VAT refund system enables foreign tourists to receive instant tax rebates at the point of purchase, aiming to boost domestic consumption and streamline the retail-tourism experience.

Mapping Tariff Risk: Which Chinese Cities Are Most Exposed to Foreign Trade?

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As global trade tensions escalate, this article maps China’s regional trade exposure—identifying which provinces and cities are most vulnerable to tariffs and how local policies are responding.

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