Other Briefings
China’s New Measures Open A-Share Market to Foreign Investment
The 2024 updates to China’s strategic investment rules simplify entry for foreign investors in the A-share market by lowering shareholding thresholds, reducing lock-up periods, and expanding investment options.
Exploring China’s Luxury Market: Emerging Trends and Future Prospects
China, a key market for luxury goods, is driven by a growing middle class and affluent consumers. However, economic uncertainties and shifting trends require brands to adapt strategically.
Navigating China-Uzbekistan Investment and Trade Opportunities
China is Uzbekistan’s largest trading partner, serving as the primary source of imports and the second-largest destination for exports. The two countries have significant opportunities for cooperation in areas such as agriculture, green energy, tourism, and infrastructure.
China Public Holiday 2025 Schedule
China’s Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day holiday in 2025 will run from October 1 to October 8 (eight rest days in total), with adjusted working days on September 28 (Sunday) and October 11 (Saturday).
Optimizing Tax Benefits Through One-Off Deduction Policy for Fixed Assets Under RMB 5 Million
Qualified fixed assets that meet specific criteria are eligible for a one-off deduction before corporate income tax in China. This article demonstrates the details of this policy by explaining two real examples.
China and Italy New Double Taxation Agreement to be Effective in 2025
The new China-Italy DTA breaks down many of the barriers that obstructed cross-border trade, investment, and knowledge exchange between the two countries.
China and Italy to ‘Relaunch’ Bilateral Ties: Trade and Investment Outlook
We discuss how the China-Italy bilateral relationship has transitioned after Italy’s exit from the BRI, with ongoing high-level interactions indicating strong support for high-value trade and commercial engagement.
China-Mexico Economic Relations: Trade, Investment, and Opportunities
China and Mexico economic relations are thriving, with bilateral trade reaching US$100.2 billion in 2023. China is Mexico’s second-largest trading partner.
