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ARTICLE · 25 FEBRUARY 2012

Overview of Doing Business in China (Part 2)

Part 2 of a general overview of the laws affecting businesses operating in China.

ChinaWealth Management
Zeng Xianwu
Zeng Xianwu

4 Operating in China

Whereas the previous parts addressed the basic political and legal system of China and the entry into Chinese market, this part will outline the principle business and commercial regulations governing the operations of FIEs in China.

4.1 Taxation

  1. Tax System

    Under the current tax system, the PRC imposes about twenty (20) types of taxes, including enterprise income tax (the "EIT"), value added tax (the "VAT"), business tax, property tax, consumption tax, land appreciation tax (the "LAT"), land use tax, deed tax, stamp duty and individual income tax (the "IIT"). PRC has signed income tax treaties and arrangements with more than 80 countries and regions, including two special administrative regions of the PRC, Hong Kong and Macau.

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