Other Briefings
Why a Global Mindset is Critical for Business Success in China
In this article, we explore how cultivating a global mindset helps leaders navigate China’s unique cultural dynamics, build trust-based relationships, and unlock long-term business growth in a complex and fast-evolving market.
Cybersecurity Incident Reporting Rules in Effect November 1 – Requirements for Foreign Companies in China
The new rules clarify how and when companies providing internet services must report cybersecurity incidents to authorities with varying degrees of urgency depending on the incident threat level.
Who’s the Employer? Managing Risks in Intra-Group and Mixed Employment Scenarios
Mixed employment can expose affiliated companies to joint legal responsibilities in China. This guide helps foreign invested enterprises understand the risks and implement effective compliance measures.
Tax Health in China: A Strategic Imperative for 2025 and Beyond
China’s evolving tax system is reshaping compliance for foreign firms. Learn why tax health is now a strategic priority amid fiscal pressure and digital oversight.
New FX Measures Lift Property Purchase Curbs, Streamline Cross-Border Financing for Foreign Firms
China’s FX regulator has lifted barriers on property purchases and ease reinvestment rules in a new set of measures streamlining cross-border financing and investment.
How Did Dior Violate China’s Personal Information Protection Law? Lessons from the PIPL Probe
The investigation into Dior’s handling of personal information exposed gaps in consent, cross-border transfer compliance, and security safeguards, offering valuable lessons for businesses navigating China’s Personal Information Protection Law.
China’s Tax Overhaul Ends Third-Party Export Loophole—Are You Ready?
China’s STA Announcement [2025] No.17 introduces sweeping changes to export tax filing, targeting non-compliant practices like third-party export document use. Learn how the new rules will affect your business and what steps you should take to prepare.
Mapping China’s Outbound Investment (ODI) Shifts: Sources, Destinations, and Sectors
In 2024, China’s ODI rose to US$192.2 billion, with a clear pivot toward high-tech, green energy, and digital infrastructure, reflecting a strategy of innovation-driven, sustainable global expansion.
