China and Israel share similar economic priorities, with Israel's strengths in areas such as HealthTech, AgriTech, Greentech, and Cleantech, offering significant collaboration opportunities.
We discuss why specified companies could face higher taxable incomes under section 43B(h) of the Income-tax Act, 1961, due to delayed payments to MSME suppliers.
Foreign e-commerce firms selling goods or services in Vietnam are now required to pay foreign contractor tax. Here's what foreign firms should know about this latest development.
Indonesia's personal data protection law states the types of legal basis for obtaining and processing personal data as well as the criminal and administrative sanctions for non-adherence.
The 2024 amended Land Law in Vietnam brings significant changes to land valuation, rent payments, land use terms, and dispute resolution mechanisms.
We discuss business prospects in the dynamic anti-aging market in China, which covers various product segments as well as medical and aesthetic treatments, and is popular among all age groups.
The UK has expanded a two-year multiple-entry visa scheme to citizens of Bahrain, Kuwait, Oman, the United Arab Emirates (UAE), Saudi Arabia, and Jordan.
Instruction No. Paw 161/2566 states that Thai taxpayers who derive assessable income from abroad must pay tax on that income after bringing such income to Thailand.
We discuss how technology-enabled tools are allowing retailers to optimize their India market strategy using location analytics.
Certain businesses in Hetao Shenzhen-Hong Kong Science and Technology Innovation Cooperation Zone (HTCZ) will qualify for a 15 percent corporate income tax (CIT) rate. We discuss the eligibility criteria and explain China's preferential CIT policy.
Vietnamese law permits the inclusion of dispute resolution clauses in commercial contracts through the Commercial Arbitration Law of 2010. Here's a breakdown of key provisions of the law and what foreign firms should pay attention to.
UAE's central bank predicts a 5.7% GDP growth for the country in 2024, supported by the performance of key non-oil sectors like real estate, tourism, and transportation.