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Taxation & Accounting: What SMEs Should Know for the Year 2013-2014

Taxation & Accounting: What SMEs Should Know for the Year 2013-2014

This presentation by Richard Cant, Regional Director, will address a number of taxation and accounting related topics for SMEs in China.

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Hong Kong & Singapore Holding Companies

Hong Kong & Singapore Holding Companies

Fabian Kopf, Senior Associate, presents the benefits of holding companies for FDI and will guide you through the company set up and annual compliance processes in Hong Kong and Singapore.

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Permanent Establishment in South China: Key Points to Understand the Chinese Sys...

Permanent Establishment in South China: Key Points to Understand the Chinese Sys...

This presentation from Sisi Xu, Senior Manager in Corporate Accounting Services, will go into detail about corporate permanent establishment in South China.

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Managing Your Exports to China

Managing Your Exports to China

This presentation by Richard Hoffman, Senior Associate, will give a brief overview of all the relevant aspects you need to consider when you want to start exporting to China as well as a summary of American companies already in China.

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The Implications of Hong Kong?s New Companies Ordinance for Private Businesses

The Implications of Hong Kong?s New Companies Ordinance for Private Businesses

Constance Chang, manager of company secretarial service in Dezan Shira & Associates’ Hong Kong Office provides insights into the new Hong Kong Companies Ordinance and its implications for private businesses.

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What are liaison offices and what are the pros and cons of using them to explore...

What are liaison offices and what are the pros and cons of using them to explore...

Liaison offices offer foreign investors a method to explore business opportunities in India. Although liaison offices are prohibited from engaging in direct commercial activity, they allow investors to facilitate communication with possible business ...

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What is the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and what steps are neces...

What is the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) and what steps are neces...

The Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) is the body which oversees India’s Export-Import (EXIM) policy. In order to bring goods into India, importers are required to register with the DGFT and receive an Importer Exporter Code (IEC). Fu...

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What types of joint ventures (JVs) are available for foreign firms and investors...

What types of joint ventures (JVs) are available for foreign firms and investors...

Entering into a joint venture (JV) with a local company can provide benefits such as brand exposure for foreign firms in the Indian market while avoiding the risks associated with establishing local branches or subsidiaries. Licensing JVs entail an I...

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What is the state of India?s retail market and why does it represent such an ent...

What is the state of India?s retail market and why does it represent such an ent...

With the number of potential Indian consumers well over one billion, retail in India presents a substantial opportunity for foreign investors. From 2010-2012 the sector grew by over 10 percent annually, with analysts predicting a compound annual grow...

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Why do many investors resort to acquisitions to establish operations in India, a...

Why do many investors resort to acquisitions to establish operations in India, a...

Acquiring an existing Indian firm to facilitate entry into India offers advantages to foreign investors such as reduced supply chain and establishment costs, a pre-existing sales base and a rapid establishment of market position, to name a few. Howev...

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How will the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) benefit cross-border investments?

How will the Shanghai Free Trade Zone (FTZ) benefit cross-border investments?

Enterprises in the Shanghai FTZ will be able to directly invest overseas without undergoing time-consuming pre-approval procedures. Instead, a simplified record-filing procedure will be adopted. Also, enterprises in the FTZ will be able to process cr...

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What are some of the advantages for foreign investors of investing in the Shangh...

What are some of the advantages for foreign investors of investing in the Shangh...

The FTZ has relaxed incorporation requirements; it cancels out the minimum registration capital of RMB 30,000 for limited liability companies, the RMB 100,000 minimum for single shareholder companies, and the RMB 5 million minimum for joint stock com...

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