The 15th Five-Year Plan doubles down on renewables build-out and seeks to tighten environmental regulations, posing both regulatory challenges and substantial economic opportunities for foreign companies in the years to come.
China’s seven special economic zones (SEZs) each offer distinct industrial profiles, incentive policies, and strategic advantages. Here’s what foreign investors need to know to find the right fit.
Annual CIT filing obligations for foreign companies in China can apply even without profits or a formal entity. This article explains who must file, the key deadlines for 2026, and how PE risks can impact tax obligations.
China’s tightening enforcement of foreigner’s work permit salary benchmarks is reshaping how employers hire and retain foreign talent. Companies must rethink budgeting, permit strategies, and long‑term workforce planning.
Many businesses struggle to manage April-May tax compliance calendars, especially with mandatory iXBRL and MNE e-filing. This checklist breaks down what to file, when to file, and how to stay compliant without last minute stress.
In this ODI Tracker, China Briefing offers up-to-date data and insights on China’s outbound investment developments and trends. Data is updated as of March 2026.
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