In the fast-paced and dynamic business environment of China, the cornerstone of any successful commercial transaction lies in a meticulously crafted contract. Whether you’re engaging in a partnership agreement, sales contract, or joint venture arrangement, the importance of a well-drafted commercial contract cannot be overstated [for more info watch our video by clicking this link...
[please see our video by clicking Trademark Protection (website)] For businesses eyeing expansion into the dynamic market of China, one strategic move stands out as paramount – registering a trademark. The significance of this step cannot be overstated, and here’s why: 1. Protection Against Infringement: Unique Brand Identity: Registering a trademark in China establishes your...
Legal Representatives play a pivotal role in the governance and operations of companies in China. As the designated individual legally authorized to act on behalf of the company, Legal Representatives shoulder significant responsibilities and liabilities. Here’s a comprehensive guide to understanding their role [to watch our video click this link Legal Representative in China (website)]:...
Signing a labor contract in China requires strict adherence to PRC laws and regulations [for more info click this linkE-commerce English (website)]. Unlike commercial contracts, the applicable law cannot be chosen. In this brief article, we highlight some of the main aspects to consider when drafting an employment agreement. Parties: The employer must be a...
[Click E-commerce English (website) for our short video] In recent years, China has emerged as a global leader in the e-commerce industry, offering unparalleled opportunities for businesses and consumers alike. Let’s explore some key data points that highlight the scale and potential of the Chinese e-commerce market: 1. Vast Consumer Base: With a population of...
Guidelines for Investing and Establishing a Company in China Before considering investment opportunities in China, it’s crucial to consult the “Negative List,” a document periodically issued by PRC authorities. This list outlines fields that are restricted or forbidden to foreign investors. Any field not explicitly listed therein is freely available for investment. According to the...
Introduction to Investment in PRC Investment Fields Before entering the Chinese market, it is crucial to verify whether the field in which you wish to conduct business activities is open to foreign investments. Until recently, the Chinese National Development and Reform Commission (“NDRC”), together with the Chinese Ministry of Commerce (“MofCom”), periodically published the “Catalogue...
Recent Circular Allows Reduction in Asset Amortization Period for Certain Industries A recent circular from the PRC Ministry of Finance and the PRC State Administration of Taxation introduces, retroactively from January 1st, 2015, the possibility (at the taxpayer’s own discretion) for companies operating in the fields of light industry, textiles, machinery, or automobiles to reduce...
On 27 August 2015, China issued a notice regarding access by foreign investors to the real estate market. According to previous national legislation aimed at cooling down the real estate sector, foreign investors (including Hong Kong, Macau, and Taiwan nationals) were subject to special restrictions to invest in Chinese real estate, such as the maximum...
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