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2026-04-23Major Changes to Notarisation of Hong Kong Companies: Directors Must Attend In Person, Flexibility TightenedOn 20 March 2026, the China Notary Association Limited issued Circular No. 1599, introducing significant changes to the notarisation of Hong Kong company documents, particularly regarding the use of “authorised persons” to sign company resolutions on beha
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2026-03-11Sinobravo Observation | Two-Way Cross-Border Capital Amidst Geopolitical TurbulenceFrom the 2026 Two Sessions Government Work Report to the Escalation of the Iran Situation: Analyzing the New Logic Behind Foreign Investment in China and Chinese Enterprises "Going Global"
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2026-03-11Important Notice! Hong Kong Company Registration Fees to Increase Soon!According to the 2026-2027 Budget of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, the fee for the Hong Kong Business Registration Certificate (BR) will be adjusted effective April 1, 2026. This adjustment will directly impact the incorporation
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2026-01-09Foreign Exchange Series | How to Repatriate Funds After H-Share ReductionRecent H-share market activities have shown significant characteristics of phased share reductions, coupled with the ongoing deepening of the H-share "full circulation" reform. As a result, the foreign exchange registration process during share
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2025-05-15China Stabilizes the Market and Expectations: Financial Policies Take Further Action
On May 7, 2025, the State Council Information Office held a press conference, where the heads of China's three major financial regulatory bodies introduced a package of financial policies aimed at supporting market stability and expectations. The newly in
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2025-04-24New Measures Unveiled to Further Open China’s Telecommunications Sector
April 21, 2025 – The State Council Information Office held a press conference, where officials from relevant ministries and commissions introduced the Work Plan for Accelerating the Comprehensive Pilot Program to Expand the Opening-Up of the Service Secto
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2025-04-10The Impact of Trump’s Reciprocal Tariff Policy on China’s Two-way Cross-border Investment
On April 2, 2025, U.S. President Donald Trump announced the imposition of “reciprocal tariffs” on almost all major trading partners, triggering a severe shock to global markets. This policy sets a 10% uniform import tariff benchmark and imposes higher tar
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2025-04-02Announcement on Matters Concerning the "Chinese Tax Resident Certificate"
With the accelerating pace of Chinese taxpayers "going global," investment destinations have expanded, and participation in overseas economic activities has deepened. Consequently, the need for the Chinese Tax Resident Certificate (hereinafter r
