Both established domestic and international companies, alongside emerging players, are employing innovative strategies to cater to China's weight management market, despite facing regulatory and competitive hurdles.
Both new applicants and existing beneficiaries of the PLI Scheme for White Goods (PLIWG) seeking to invest more by moving to a higher target segment, as well as their group companies applying under a different target segment, will be eligible to apply, provided they meet the eligibility conditions.
A Representative Office (RO) is one of the simplest ways companies can set up in Vietnam, albeit with a limited scope of operation. In this article, we discuss the step-by-step process of establishing an RO in Vietnam, and relevant regulatory guidelines.
Saudi Arabia’s capital Riyadh is projected to be among the top 15 fastest-growing cities by 2033, fueled by a 26 percent population increase, sustained government infrastructure spending, and attractive fiscal policies.
We discuss how investing in Dubai presents an exceptional opportunity, driven by its strategic advantages and robust economic prospects.
The Financial Transparency Corridor aims to boost trade and investment between Singapore and Cambodian SMEs by improving data accessibility and credit assessments.
Following the 2024 general elections, Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s new government has announced eight cabinet committees, with members appointed from key NDA coalition partners. We list the new cabinet panel members and discuss the significance of the new political appointees.
Companies established before the new company law took effect on July 1, 2024, should note the timeline to adapt to the new registered capital rules in China.
Indonesia has launched Southeast Asia’s first electric vehicle battery plant, marking a significant milestone in its ambition to become a leading global producer of EV batteries.
Vietnam aims to achieve upper-middle-income status by 2035, with its middle class projected to reach 26 percent of the population by 2026.
According to a report, Indian states' revenue collection will be primarily driven by robust GST collections and the devolution of finances from the central government in FY 2024-25.
Highlights from this monthly China tax brief include the increased duty-free quotas for Hong Kong and Macao residents entering the mainland, the tax policy regarding temporary import repair in the Shanghai FTZ, and Shenzhen's new measures to attract foreign investment.