Other Briefings
China-Ireland Relations: Opportunities in Trade and Investment
China-Ireland relations have strengthened through growing trade and investment, creating opportunities for businesses in technology, healthcare, and agriculture.
Hong Kong Budget 2025-26: What Businesses Need to Know
With a strong emphasis on fiscal sustainability, strategic investment in public services, and robust measures to stimulate economic recovery, the Hong Kong Budget 2025-26 sets the foundation for a resilient and competitive Hong Kong.
China’s Fertility Services Market: Navigating Growth, Challenges, and Opportunities
China’s fertility sector is undergoing rapid transformation as birth rates decline and demand for reproductive services rises. With infertility affecting nearly one in six couples, assisted reproductive technologies (ART), including in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) and egg freezing, have gained traction.
Conducting a Company Health Check in China 2025: Essential Steps and Checklists
Conducting a company health check in China in 2025 is essential for businesses to navigate the evolving economic, regulatory, and technological landscape. This article offers a comprehensive guide to help you through the process.
The Annual IIT Reconciliation in China in 2025: Appointment Booking Opens February 21
Individual income tax (IIT) taxpayers wishing to complete their annual IIT reconciliation between March 1 and 20 must schedule an appointment through the IIT app starting February 21, 2025.
China’s 2025 Foreign Investment Action Plan: Key Measures and Opportunities
In this article, we explore the key measures outlined in China’s foreign investment action plan 2025, their impact on various sectors, and the broader implications for foreign investors.
Personal Information Protection Audits in China: Final Measures Effective May 1
China’s Cyberspace Administration has unveiled the final rules on conducting personal information protection audits. The new measures, which require fewer companies to conduct less frequent audits than the draft version, offer an opportunity for businesses to strengthen compliance.
Managing Tax Compliance Risks in China: Fraudulent Invoicing and Misuse of Tax Incentives
Companies in China must manage VAT invoices and tax incentives carefully to avoid compliance risks. Strong tax risk management and internal controls are essential to minimize liabilities and ensure regulatory compliance.
