Other Briefings
China Monthly Tax Brief: April 2025
This brief spotlight significant taxation developments for businesses. Among others, China expands e-commerce zones, updates VAT and tax incentives, introduces instant VAT refunds, raises tariffs on US goods, and announces new tax audit priorities.
Snapshot: China’s Central Bank Launches 10-Point Plan to Stabilize Markets
China’s central bank has announced a 10-point monetary policy package to boost liquidity, support innovation, and stabilize market expectations, as authorities step up macroeconomic regulation.
Albanese’s Re-election Reinvigorates China-Australia Trade Relations Amid US Tensions
Explore the latest developments in China-Australia trade relations, including agricultural exports and strategic diversification amid US-China trade tensions, under Australia’s PM Albanese’s renewed leadership.
2025 China Market Access Negative List: Further Openings in Manufacturing, Healthcare, and Entertainment
China’s 2025 Negative List further opens manufacturing, entertainment, healthcare, and IT sectors to private investment, signaling continued market liberalization.
Can Hong Kong Capitalize on US Delisting Risks Facing Chinese Companies?
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
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
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
Bank account risk management in Hong Kong is essential, as financial institutions tighten compliance checks of corporate accounts.
