Other Briefings
China’s Revised Company Law in Effect from July 1, 2024: Key Details Here
The revised Company Law includes major changes to company capital rules, corporate governance structures, shareholder rights, and liquidation procedures.
China’s New Company Law: Considerations for Foreign Stakeholders and FIEs
The New Company Law brings substantial changes with implications for new and existing foreign invested enterprises and stakeholders in China. Foreign investors must assess if adjustments to existing structures or new business negotiations are necessary.
Tax Implications for Businesses Under China’s New Company Law
Under the New Company Law, companies and stakeholders face new tax implications. Ahead of its implementation, thorough understanding, staying informed, and consulting legal and tax experts are essential for proactive risk management.
A Guide to China’s New Company Law for Foreign Investors – New Publication Out Now
China’s New Company Law has far-reaching implications for businesses. In this publication, we guide foreign investors through the changes of the New Company Law for existing and new FIEs and relevant stakeholders.
China’s Company Law – How the New Draft Revisions Could Impact Businesses
A new round of amendments to the China Company Law seeks to optimize the business environment in China. Here’s what companies need to know.
How to Deregister a Company in China: A Guide for Foreign Investors
Knowing how to deregister a company in China is essential for any foreign investor planning an orderly exit, as the process runs through dissolution, liquidation, and final cancellation across several government agencies.
As a Foreign Company, Do I Need to Make Annual CIT Filing in China?
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 Agentic AI Boom: What the OpenClaw Surge Reveals
China’s rapid uptake of OpenClaw highlights the country’s transition from experimental generative AI toward agentic, task‑executing systems. The shift is reshaping China’s AI value chain, with implications for cloud services, enterprise automation, and foreign market entry strategies.
