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11. Joint Venture Structuring
With the rush to take advantage of both cheap manufacturing facilities and the chance to grab some of China's massive market, the amount of JV partnerships is developing. Unfortunately China's
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 37 PDF HTML
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12. Purchasing State-Owned Enterprises
It is a busy year for many of Shanghai's state-owned enterprises (SOEs), as they have received orders to sell themselves, to other owners - the management, private companies, financial investors,
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 39 PDF HTML
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13. Purchasing State-Owned Enterprises
This is the final part of a two-part series on buying SOEs-EditorExisting Workers' RightsChinese state-owned enterprises (SOEs) employ workers for life. When foreign take-over takes place, existing
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 41 PDF HTML
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14. How to Deal With Non-Compliance In Tax Filings
Often, either via naivety or through carelessness, applications for the filing of tax for your business can be forgotten about - on occasion, for several years. A common mistake is to assume that
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 43 PDF HTML
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15. Establishing WFOEs
Establishing wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOEs) is essentially a two-tier process if it is to be carried out correctly. Many so-called "China consultants" and even "international accountants"
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 45 PDF HTML
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16. Good Corporate Secretarial Practice Vital in China
Corporate Secretarial is the administration function of a company, and in particular the keeping of up to date and reliable records, including your business license, articles of association, other
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 47 PDF HTML
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17. Applying for Intellectual Property Rights in China
Protection of intellectual property (IP) is a vital issue for those looking to establish business operations in China.There is a widely held belief that it is not only difficult to protect IP rights
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 49 PDF HTML
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18. Applying for Intellectual Property Rights in China
We continue with our topic of protection of intellectual property ("IP") in establishing business operations in China. As discussed in Issue No. 49, there are three types of intellectual property
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2003 Issue 51 PDF HTML
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19. Equity & Cooperative Joint Ventures
This week we publish the first of a two-part series on joint ventures. There are two types of joint venture (JV) in China, The equity JV (EJV) and the cooperative (sometimes referred to as the
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2004 Issue 1 PDF HTML
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20. The Joint Venture Partner
We continue with the third and final part of our series on joint ventures and ask the question-why do we need a joint venture (JV) partner?A partner should have something tangible to offer-either as
Author: CHRIS DEVONSHIRE-ELLIS Year 2004 Issue 5 PDF HTML