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China Tax and Financial Planning Briefing: 4th Edition
WorldTrade Executive In, Sep 2011, Pages: 414
Tax and financial regulation can have an enormous impact on the profitability of a transaction. The newly-released China Briefing is designed to update corporate CFO’s and counsel on recent changes and practices concerning China’s tax and financial regulation. It contains case studies and analysis from leading practitioners.
Important topics include:
- M&A Transactions in China: Managing Legal Risks and Pitfalls
- The Five Biggest Mistakes People Make in Non-Disclosure Agreements
- M&A Transactions Subject to National Security Review
- M&A Due Diligence, Beware of Local Laws, OEM Agreement Basics & Getting Paid in China
- Forming A Chinese Company: Do it Right Or Do it All Wrong, But Don’t Do a Rep Office
- Business in China: China Steps up Tax Enforcement – Taking Your Product from Conception to Market
- Audits in China—How do They Differ?
- Challenges and Opportunities from a Transfer Pricing Perspective
- China Issues Detailed Guidance on Anti-Avoidance Rules: Contemporaneous Documentation Required for Transfer Pricing
- China Issues First APA Annual Report
- China Tax Treaty Preference: Burden of Proof and Documentation
- Enterprise Reorganization Rules Released Along with Implementation Guidelines for Foreign Tax Credit
- Scrutiny Increased for Group Reorganizations Using At-Cost Equity Transfers
- China Continues to Refine Tax Audit Skills
- Taxation of Foreign Sourced Income Clarified for Technology Sector - Controversy Continues over Enforcement of Anti-Avoidance Rules
- New Tort Liability Law: Ramifications for Companies Doing Business in China
- Chinese Government Publishes New Measures on Illegal Contractual Acts: Standard Contractual Clauses May Cause Administrative Liability
- Labor Law Trends
- IP Enforcement in China – Privacy in China: Do the Walls have Ears?
Other important topics cover tax treaties issues, handling disputes with Chinese factories, creative ways to make equity investments, complying with the PRC’s new M&A rules, staying on top of the new Anti-Monopoly Regulations, issues relating to China’s Company Law, and China’s VAT.
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