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State-Owned Enterprise Structure
- May 2014
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Structure for an State-Owned Enterprise.
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How are State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) structured in China?
- May 2014
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SOEs in China maintain close contact with the government in a variety of ways, many of which the average investor or employee is unaware. Before making any systemic decisions likely to effect change to the company, the senior executives of SOEs must ...
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What is the difference between a State-Owned Enterprise and a State-holding ente...
- May 2014
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A State-Owned Enterprise (SOE) is an enterprise entirely owned by the state while a State-holding enterprise is an enterprise in which a majority of shares are held by the State.
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How does one qualify for an Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corpora...
- May 2014
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Interest Charge Domestic International Sales Corporation (IC-DISC) is a measure solely for U.S. companies. Export companies can qualify for this to help save on taxes. A U.S. domestic corporation must pass two main tests: The qualified export rece...
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The Gateway to ASEAN: Singapore Holding Companies
- March 2014
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In this issue of Asia Briefing Magazine, we highlight and explore Singaporeâs position as a holding company location for outbound investment, most notably for companies seeking to enter ASEAN and other emerging markets in Asia. We explore the nu...
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Definition of Related Party in China
- January 2014
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Seven parts about Related Party in China.
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Foreign Exchange in China
- January 2014
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Foreign Exchange in China，including fully convertible current account transactions and not fully convertible capital account transactions.
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Corporate Taxes in India
- January 2014
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Corporate Taxes in India, including corporate income tax, value-added tax and standard tax on dividends.
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What should foreign investors beware of when relocating within or between tax di...
- January 2014
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When possible, relocation should be avoided for cost and time reasons. Meanwhile, foreign investors considering relocation for other reasons should be aware up front that the process is quite likely far more challenging than you anticipate. Re...
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Besides tax de-registration, what else does a foreign investor have to do in ord...
- January 2014
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Beyond tax de-registration, the transfer process requires a foreign investor to re-do essentially all the steps taken in initially establishing the WFOE. Beyond merely the large number of steps required, the need to minimize costs, potential labor li...
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What is not legally allowed when changing address within a tax district in China...
- January 2014
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To cut corners, many investors have been misadvised by other companies to have separate registered and operational addresses (i.e. the company first registers on the outskirts of a city and operate in the downtown). This set-up is not legall...
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What is the difference between transferring to a new tax district as opposed to ...
- January 2014
- Members Access
No tax officer wants to lose your company’s revenue by letting you relocate to another district and you should expect resistance in conducting the processes for tax closing. This resistance will crop up during the tax audit, which will s...
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