China Business Law Guide Online (1-year online subscription)

Author: Dr Chen Jianfu; Suiwa Ke
Publisher: Wolters Kluwer (HK) (formerly CCH)
ISBN: BCBLG
Published In: Subscription-type (Contents updated periodically)
Format: Online
Jurisdiction: China ? Disclaimer:
Countri(es) stated herein are used as reference only

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China Business Law Guide is updated regularly to keep customers abreast of current and future developments of the complex business laws in the PRC post-WTO.

China Business Law Guide contains direct cross references to China Laws for Foreign Business.

Extensive coverage of all essential topics in China business laws
Designed specially to meet the needs of both on-shore and off-shore professionals and businesses involved in the foreign investment process and the Chinese operating environment.
Content is presented timely, regularly and accurately
Concise & easy to use
Layout format makes cross-referencing to the Red Series-Business Regulationsimple & easy

INTRODUCTION •THE LEGAL SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION
THE LEGAL SYSTEM

CONSTITUTIONAL • CRIMINAL • CIVIL LAW
BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS • CONTRACT LAW
TECHNOLOGY TRANSFER
FOREIGN INVESTMENT • REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES
FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL • BANKING & FINANCE
DISPUTE SETTLEMENT
BILATERAL INVESTMENT TREATIES
TAXATION
INSURANCE • LABOUR
INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
CUSTOMS
ADMINISTRATIVE LAW
ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
IMPORT & EXPORT CONTROLS · COUNTERTRADE, PROCESSING & ASSEMBLY · COMPETITION & ANTI-TRUST LAW
LAND • SPECIAL INVESTMENT AREAS

CONSTITUTIONAL LAW
CRIMINAL LAW
CIVIL LAW

Updated by Thomas Man and Jing Bu
BUSINESS ORGANISATIONS
CONTRACT LAW

INTRODUCTION
Administration
Scope
Qualified technology transfer
Categories of technologies
TECHNOLOGY IMPORT
TECHNOLOGY EXPORT
Registration of contracts
Taxation

FOREIGN INVESTMENT
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN THE SERVICE SECTORS AND ACCESS TO THE MARKET
FOREIGN INVESTMENT IN DIFFERENT CITIES
REPRESENTATIVE OFFICES

FOREIGN EXCHANGE CONTROL
BANKING AND FINANCE

INTRODUCTION
NEGOTIATION/CONSULTATION
MEDIATION/CONCILIATION
ARBITRATION
LITIGATION IN CHINA
MARITIME LITIGATION LAW
Foreign Related Litigation
ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION
ARBITRATION AND LITIGATION OUTSIDE CHINA

Introduction
MAIN FEATURES
COMPARATIVE TABLES
CLOSER ECONOMIC PARTNERSHIP ARRANGEMENT BETWEEN CHINA AND HONG KONG/MACAO

OVERVIEW
THE TAX SYSTEM
INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX
ENTERPRISE INCOME TAX
VALUE-ADDED TAX
CONSUMPTION TAX
LAND VALUE ADDED TAX
[¶52-075] Deed Tax
VEHICLE AND VESSEL TAX
RESOURCE TAX
STAMP TAX
TAX ON SHARE TRANSACTIONS
TAX INCENTIVES
TAX TREATIES
PENALTIES

INSURANCE
LABOUR

INTRODUCTION
TRADEMARK
PATENTS
COPYRIGHT
COMPANY NAMES
CUSTOMS PROTECTION OF INTELLECTUAL PROPERTY
Administrative consideration of SIPO decisions
Transfer of intellectual property to overseas parties

INTRODUCTION
GENERAL SCHEME
REDUCTIONS AND EXEMPTIONS
CUSTOMS DUTIES

INTRODUCTION
ADMINISTRATIVE LICENSING
ADMINISTRATIVE SUPERVISION
ADMINISTRATIVE PENALTIES
ADMINISTRATIVE RECONSIDERATION
ADMINISTRATIVE LITIGATION
ADMINISTRATIVE LIABILITY

INTRODUCTION
AIR POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
WATER POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
MARINE RESOURCES PROTECTION
SOLID WASTE POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
NOISE POLLUTION PREVENTION AND CONTROL
CONSTRUCTION PROJECT ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION
ADMINISTRATIVE SANCTIONS

IMPORT AND EXPORT CONTROLS
COUNTERTRADE, PROCESSING AND ASSEMBLY
COMPETITION AND ANTI-TRUST LAW

LAND
SPECIAL INVESTMENT AREAS

Jianfu Chen, BS (Dalian), LLM (Hon I) (Syd), PhD (Syd), is Professor at La Trobe university, Australia. He has wide legal practice experience in China and Australia. His main publications include From Administrative Authorization to Private Law:

A Comparative Perspective of the Developing Civil Law in the People’s Republic of China (Dordrecht/Boston/London: Martinus Nijhoff Publisher, 1995); Chinese Law: Towards an Understanding of Chinese Law, Is Name and Developments (The Hague/London/bostonL Kluwe Law International, 1999); and numerous articles on Chinese and Australian Law.

Suiwa ke, LLB (La Trobe), LLM (Xi’an), is a consultant to Southland International Services Pty Ltd – a consultancy firm specializing in China-related business. She taught and practiced law in China before moving to Australia. She has published several articles on Chinese law and Western legal traditions.