China - Looking Ahead (9th edition) in partnership with KPMG (December 2019)

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Looking ahead - KPMG's China Special Focus launched

China Looking Ahead: A changing global environment

Checklist of hot China tax issues for MNEs in 2020

No pain no gain: Tax challenges in the China M&A market

Adapting to a complex world: The evolution of Hong Kong SAR tax

R&D tax incentives: Continuous encouragement and enhanced supervision

Bonded zones and free trade agreements: Optimising the trade environment

Offshore economic substance laws: Implications for Hong Kong SAR’s funds sector

IIT reform: Paving the future of personal income tax compliance in China

Managing China’s wealth: Rich pickings for foreign asset managers

China capital markets open up: New opportunities bring fresh tax challenges

Going out: China outbound investment faces new tax challenges

China transfer pricing enforcement: Modernised approach matures

Chinese investment and TP: A more robust framework emerges

Hong Kong SAR’s new TP rules: Convergence with global norms

Tax administration and compliance management: Steady progress follows reforms

China double tax arrangements: New paths emerge

The age of reason(ableness): Economic shifts impact China’s cross-border tax enforcement

BEPS 2.0: What will it mean for China?

We need to talk about platforms: Ongoing tax challenges in China

Five years of rapid VAT evolution: How have predictions held up?

Future of VAT: Continued evolution and increasing significance

VAT and technology: The first fully automated tax?

Features Articles

China Looking Ahead: A changing global environment

Checklist of hot China tax issues for MNEs in 2020

No pain no gain: Tax challenges in the China M&A market

Adapting to a complex world: The evolution of Hong Kong SAR tax

R&D tax incentives: Continuous encouragement and enhanced supervision

Bonded zones and free trade agreements: Optimising the trade environment

Offshore economic substance laws: Implications for Hong Kong SAR’s funds sector

IIT reform: Paving the future of personal income tax compliance in China

Managing China’s wealth: Rich pickings for foreign asset managers

China capital markets open up: New opportunities bring fresh tax challenges

Going out: China outbound investment faces new tax challenges

China transfer pricing enforcement: Modernised approach matures

Chinese investment and TP: A more robust framework emerges

Hong Kong SAR’s new TP rules: Convergence with global norms

Tax administration and compliance management: Steady progress follows reforms

China double tax arrangements: New paths emerge

The age of reason(ableness): Economic shifts impact China’s cross-border tax enforcement

BEPS 2.0: What will it mean for China?

We need to talk about platforms: Ongoing tax challenges in China

Five years of rapid VAT evolution: How have predictions held up?

Future of VAT: Continued evolution and increasing significance

VAT and technology: The first fully automated tax?

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Looking ahead - KPMG's China Special Focus launched

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R&D tax incentives: Continuous encouragement and enhanced supervision

China has continued to improve access to tax incentives and provide new regulatory support for innovation. At the same time, renewed rigour is being applied to ensure that tax incentives are claimed appropriately. Bin Yang and Nicole Cao detail the landscape.

Bin Yang, December 03 2019
Sponsored by KPMG China

IIT reform: Paving the future of personal income tax compliance in China

In 2019, the major individual income tax (IIT) reform initiated in 2018 was reinforced with a string of clarifications. Chinese tax residents and foreigners with exposure to Chinese IIT are coming up to speed with the changes. Michelle Zhou explores the issues.

Michelle Zhou, December 03 2019
Sponsored by KPMG China

Going out: China outbound investment faces new tax challenges

While global FDI levels sag and China ODI falls, Chinese investment in BRI jurisdictions continues to grow. However, a range of tax challenges face Chinese MNEs in BRI countries and other locations, write Michael Wong and Joseph Tam.

Joseph Tam, December 03 2019

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