Other Briefings
More Regulatory Clarity After China Bans For-Profit Tutoring in Core Education
China has banned for-profit private tutoring firms in core education. FIEs in this sector have to stop engaging in such activities and change their business scope accordingly.
Critical Information Infrastructure in China – New Cybersecurity Regulations
We look at which companies will be affected by the regulations, new compliance obligations, and opportunities in the cybersecurity space.
How to Properly Conclude an Electronic Labor Contract in China: Clarifications Issued in New Guideline
China issued a guideline to instruct employers and employees in concluding electronic labor contracts. The guideline added more obligations to employers in the process of signing an e-labor contract with their employees.
China Regulatory Brief: Personal Access to VPNs to be Blocked, Tax Approval Items Streamlined
In this week’s China Regulatory Brief, we look at the government’s instructions to block access to personal VPNs, the new draft regulations on securing critical information infrastructure, and the tax administrative approval items that have been further streamlined.
China Regulatory Brief: Tax Relief for Retaining Talent, New Rules for Preventing False Data
In this week’s China Regulatory Brief, we look at the new tax relief for companies to retain top talents, rules to prevent falsification of local statistical data, and incentives offered by second tier cities to attract new graduates.
China Regulatory Brief: FTZ Foreign Investment Negative List, Environmental Pollution Liability Insurance
In this week’s China Regulatory Brief, we look at the new cybersecurity law’s critical network equipment catalogue, the new negative list for foreign investment in free trade zones, and the rules for environmental pollution liability insurance.
China Regulatory Brief: Liaoning Loosens FDI Regulation, Large Overseas Bank Transactions to be Reported
In this week’s China Regulatory Brief, we discuss the loosening of foreign investment restrictions in Liaoning province, fines for waste sorting violations in Shenzhen, reporting for overseas bank card transactions over RMB 1,000, and the pilot program for parallel import of foreign cars to Chongqing FTZ.
China Regulatory Brief: New Cybersecurity Law, Regulation for Bike Sharing
In this week’s China Regulatory Brief, we look at China’s new cybersecurity law, the opening of the oil and gas sector to the private sector and foreign investment, and the new regulation for bike sharing apps.
