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Setting up a wine business in China can offer great potential as demand for wine consumption increased among high-income earning consumers.
Companies in the automobile industry need to take crucial steps to keep up with the recovery and regain their losses due to the pandemic.
Driven by COVID-19 restrictions, remote work has turned out to be a challenge for many companies to maximize productivity in the workplace.
China's recruitment of foreign experts comes as a result of the demand for increased globalization and foreign investments into the country.
The new duty exemption policy implemented in January 2021 will not tax foreign-invested enterprises on their imports for self-use purposes.
China continues to relax its Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) scheme to allow more participation from international investors.
Enterprises in China should be familiar with the Arm's Length Principle and the implications of tax regulations related to Transfer Pricing.
If you are planning your business in China for the first time, it is important to first know the conditions for registering an enterprise.
China has shortened its Negative List for market access as the country intensifies global competition and innovation among all stakeholders.
The Chinese government continues to introduce reforms on doing business to further ease the burden of private enterprises in the country.

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