With the deepening of globalization, the world of the day is witnessing ever increasing business activities, financial transactions, and cultural communication across borders. Part of parcel of this process, China is also undertaking a sequence of reforms, opening-up and innovation in a profound manner in many aspects, among which taxation is not an exception. It is, therefore, necessary and beneficial for business people, financial professionals and all other interested participants in doing businesses with China, to keep abreast with the exciting dynamics of China’s economy and its tax law.
Apply Chinese tax law principles to practical business scenarios, such as cross-border transactions, mergers and acquisitions, and international tax planning.
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Analyze the tax implications of specific business activities, such as imports and exports, domestic sales, and service provision.
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Evaluate the impact of tax reforms and policy changes on foreign businesses operating in China.
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Prepare basic tax filings and returns for foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) in China.
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Communicate effectively with Chinese tax authorities and tax advisors on complex tax issues.