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China’s New VAT Law: A major shift towards a clearer and more predictable tax system

On January 1, 2026, China will implement its new Value-Added Tax (VAT) Law, replacing the existing “Interim VAT Regulations on Value-Added Tax.” This marks a significant transition from administrative regulations to national legislation, bringing about more consistency, legal authority, and predictability in the country’s tax system.

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China: Reform of Arbitration Law – Need for Action for German Companies?

On March 1, 2026, the comprehensive reform of Chinese arbitration law will come into force. Many of the new provisions codify practices that were already established (e.g., inclusion of international arbitrators, online proceedings). For German companies, this does not create an immediate need for change, as existing arbitration clauses remain valid. The reforms, however, bring […]
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AI in the Supervisory Board – Opportunities, Duties and Risks from a Corporate Law Perspective

The use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) is becoming increasingly important in companies. In the realm of corporate governance, particularly at the supervisory board level, new possibilities are emerging: AI can support decision-making processes, identify risks, or monitor ESG criteria.

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