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Annual CIT Reconciliation in 2026: Key Areas to Focus

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China’s annual CIT reconciliation is one of the most important tax compliance obligations for businesses operating in the country. Filing accurately and early in 2026 can help companies reduce audit risk, avoid penalties, and optimize the use of available tax incentives.

Is WFOE Still the Right Corporate Structure for China in 2026?

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A wholly foreign‑owned enterprise (WFOE) remains the preferred entry structure for many foreign investors in China in 2026, provided the target sector permits full foreign ownership and the business requires direct operational control.

Entering Hong Kong: Operational Roadmap for Chinese Mainland Enterprises

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Hong Kong continues to play a critical role for Chinese Mainland enterprises pursuing internationalization and cross‑border growth. This article provides a structured overview of the operational steps, regulatory considerations, and strategic advantages of establishing a presence in Hong Kong.

China’s Visa-Free Policies: Latest Updates

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This article looks at all of the China visa-free policies that are currently in place.

GAC New Overseas Food Manufacturer Registration Rules Effective June 1: A Guide for Exporters

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China has released the detailed implementation rules for Decree No. 280, fundamentally reshaping the overseas food manufacturer registration system. Overseas food exporters face new compliance obligations affecting renewals, declaration filings, and registration pathways from June 1, 2026.

How Foreign Investors Can Set Up a Company in China Entirely Online

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Shanghai has launched China’s first fully online foreign‑invested enterprise registration using cross‑border digital identity authentication, marking a major step in reducing administrative barriers for overseas investors.

China’s Economy Begins Year on Strong Footing – But Will Momentum Hold?

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China’s economy rebounded in January and February 2026, with soaring foreign trade and strong performance in high-tech manufacturing – but weak domestic demand and declining private investment point to an uneven recovery.

How Can Expats Complete Annual IIT Reconciliation in China?

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Foreign individuals in China must complete annual IIT reconciliation if they meet residency thresholds. This article explains the main reconciliation methods and practical considerations for expatriates.

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