Green Product Certification in China: A Compliance Step That Can Also Build Market Access

Early certification can help companies prepare for future regulatory requirements while strengthening their position with sustainability-focused buyers, procurement channels, and export customers.

Acquiring a Business in China? Data Compliance Needs Early Due Diligence

In China M&A transactions, data protection obligations can affect target due diligence, valuation, deal documentation, post-closing integration, and cross-border information sharing. Foreign acquirers should identify data risks before they become transaction obstacles.

China’s New ODI Rules: What Multinationals Should Reassess

China’s updated overseas direct investment rules may affect how multinationals manage China-related data transfers, technology collaboration, outbound investments, and geopolitical exposure. Businesses should review internal controls and transaction structures early.

Doing Business in Hong Kong: Your 2026–27 Market Entry Reference

Our latest Hong Kong guide provides investors with a practical overview of incorporation, tax, employment, trade, and operational compliance considerations for the year ahead.

Hong Kong Expat Taxes: Low Rates Do Not Eliminate Filing Risk

Hong Kong’s salaries tax regime remains attractive, but self-assessment requirements, provisional tax, and the biannual payment schedule can create unexpected liabilities for newcomers and employers.

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