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Intellectual Property
What foreign companies need to know about the Chinese law! The following article explains the Chinese legal framework and points out what you should know as a foreign company to secure your intellectual property appropriately in the long run. (more…)
VAT in China Part 4
VAT exemption for intercompany contracts When a foreign invested company in China is lacking on money, the foreign headquarter often would like to transfer cash in order to keep the liquidity. However, what sounds like an easy bank transfer in...
VAT in China Part 2
Same as for the EU, in China apart of the selling of products, the import of products is also subject to VAT. In opposite to the normal VAT this so called Importation VAT is an excise tax which is subject...
STARTUP HYPE IN CHINA
China is currently experiencing a startup hype. In this article we will update you about the recent government developments in China and analyze different types of possible investments in the startup sector. (more…)
Ministerpräsident besucht ECOVIS Beijing Office
Hoher Besuch am Rande der Eröffnungsfeier des neuen German Centre im DRC Gebäude. Im ECOVIS Beijing Office kam es am Donnerstag anlässlich des Besuchs der Baden Württembergischen Wirtschafts-Delegation zu einer kurzen Bürobesichtigung durch hohe Wirtschaftsfunktionäre und Politiker. (more…)
ECOVIS Beijing Office Party
After the recent office move to the embassy area in Liangmaqiao, ECOVIS Beijing finally settled down in the brand-new office as the first tenant of the German Centre in the Diplomatic Office Building. A legendary Office Party was the perfect...
Strategy workshop in Berlin
This autumn, September 4th and 5th was a big milestone for ECOVIS International. In Berlin, Germany, the partners of several international offices participated in a workshop on the future ECOVIS strategy for the next few years. The core target was...
Buy Assets Now to Save Taxes – The New “Shortened Depreciation”
By Grace Shi, ECOVIS Beijing China By adopting the new shortened depreciation method, companies in certain industries can ease the financial burden of asset acquisition. (more…)
Tax Exemption Now Available for Companies with Annual Revenue of Up to 200,000 RMB!
By Richard Hoffmann, ECOVIS Beijing China Always paying too much taxes? China has raised the upper limit of tax exemption for small companies from 100,000 to 200,000 RMB total annual revenue. (more…)
Presentation for those who want to invest in Australia!
By ECOVIS Beijing On the 4th of November 2014 our colleagues from Ecovis Clark Jacobs in Australia, Mr. Heath Stewart and Mr. Scott Hogan-Smith held a presentation about commercial and tax issues for businesses establishing in Australia at our office...
M&A in Germany: the perfect foreign investment?
By Richard Hoffmann, ECOVIS Beijing Mid-sized German businesses are a hot takeover target for Chinese companies. German business is known for its innovation and product integrity, a natural match for China’s large market and manufacturing prowess. As this relationship becomes more apparent,...
Advertising and Retailing on Internet Channels in China
By Richard Hoffmann, ECOVIS Beijing In 2012 Starbucks started advertising QR codes in its nearly 1,000 stores around China. Customers scanned the code with their cell phone cameras and sent Starbucks a message with an emoticon and customers received a song in...
Enterprise Investigation Reports by ECOVIS Beijing
By Richard Hoffmann, ECOVIS Beijing China As the fastest growing market, China is becoming more and more important for foreign investors and creditors. But due to cultural as well as governmental differences, the generation of information about a potential investment...
Changes in capital requirements and annual inspection will simplify the set up and running of a business in China
By Richard Hoffmann, ECOVIS Beijing China On October 25 the State Council executive meeting chaired by the Chinese Prime Minister Li Keqiang revealed the plan to implement innovative policies to reduce the costs for setting up a new company in...