Other Briefings
China’s New Application Guide for ESG Disclosure Standards: Implications for Businesses
China’s Application Guide for ESG Disclosure Standards provides clear, actionable guidance for enterprises to implement sustainability reporting that is decision-useful, reliable, and aligned with regulatory expectations.
Examining Enforcement of China’s Anti-Unfair Competition Law – Insights from Typical Court Cases
China’s top court has issued new commentary on landmark cases clarifying how unfair competition laws apply to trade secrets, corporate reputation, and AI innovation, offering critical compliance insights for companies operating in China.
New Procurement Rules Favor “Made in China”: Strategic Takeaways for Businesses
China’s new government procurement policy introduces a 20 percent price evaluation advantage for qualifying domestic products and sets clearer standards for what counts as “Made in China.”
China Monthly Tax Brief: September 2025
In this China Monthly Tax Brief for September 2025, China introduced new compliance rules for internet platforms, enhanced funding incentives for multinational headquarters in Shanghai, and rolled out targeted tax benefits in Hainan for talent and businesses. A new sustainability disclosure guide also provides a practical framework for ESG reporting, alongside other notable updates.
Upcoming Deadline: Beneficial Ownership Filing Due November 1
With the final deadline of November 1, 2025 fast approaching, businesses that have not yet completed their Beneficial Ownership Information (BOI) filing should take immediate action to ensure compliance and avoid last-minute technical or documentation issues.
The “Negative Lists” Easing Data Export in China’s FTZs – A Complete Guide for Foreign Companies
China’s Free Trade Zones are reshaping the country’s data export policy through sectoral negative lists and trial measures. New national-level proposals aim to unify these pilots and ease compliance for multinational companies
China Port Visa Explained: Who Needs it and How it Compares to Visa-Free Entry
China’s Port Visa offers a flexible entry option for foreign nationals with urgent travel needs who cannot obtain a visa in advance and are ineligible for China’s visa-free entry schemes. Learn how it works, who qualifies, and how it compares to other entry options.
China’s Expanding FTA Network: Unlocking New Opportunities for Global Investors
China’s FTA framework is reshaping global trade and unlocking new opportunities for foreign investors. With 23 FTAs signed and a growing focus on digital and green sectors, China offers a strategic gateway to Asia and beyond.
