CTCP, updated by Baker McKenzie's senior financial and taxation experts in China, is an essential guide for doing businesses in China. It is a practical interpretation to the current complicated China’s tax and customs system and provides a clear understanding on how the system has developed to date. It also offers timely and accurate analysis of the latest laws and regulations of China's finance and taxation as well as administrative circulars and orders, and at the same time, shares practical experience through various case analysis. CTCP contains direct cross references to China Laws for Foreign Business – Taxation and Customs and various forms for users to download.
Content：
• Chapter 1 CHINA TAX IN BRIEF
• Chapter 2 INDIVIDUAL INCOME TAX
• Chapter 3 ENTERPRISE INCOME TAX
• Chapter 4 VALUE-ADDED TAX
• Chapter 5 CONSUMPTION TAX
• Chapter 6 TAX INCENTIVES·SPECIAL ZONES
• Chapter 7 TAX TREATIES
• Chapter 8 TAX PLANNING
• Chapter 9 OTHER TAXES
• Chapter 10 CUSTOMS IMPORTS EXPORTS
Features：
CTCP is written by Baker McKenzie's senior financial and taxation experts in China.
It not only offers an in-depth analysis of China's tax and tariff system, but also timely provides accurate interpretation of the latest laws and regulations of China's finance and taxation as well as administrative circulars and orders, and at the same time, shares practical experience through various case analysis.
CTCP also includes the latest tax and customs laws and regulations, and various forms for users to download.
Authors：
Jon Eichelberger
Jon Eichelberger is seasoned in tax law as well as mergers, acquisitions and other commercial transactions involving China. He is consistently recognized as a leading practitioner in his field by Chambers Asia, Asia Pacific Legal, PLC Which Lawyer? and Asialaw Leading Lawyers Directory. He has authored and co-authored various articles and reports in leading tax publications, including China Tax & Customs Law Guide and BNA’s Tax Planning International Review and Corporate Restructuring. Mr. Eichelberger is also admitted to practice in New York.
Mr. Eichelberger devotes his practice to PRC tax and business law, particularly in relation to mergers, acquisitions and other forms of direct foreign investment and trade. He advises on tax planning for inbound businesses to China, and assists clients on acquisitions, divestitures, reorganizations, joint ventures and technology transfer. Mr. Eichelberger also handles the establishment of distribution, sourcing and services operations.
Brendan Kelly
Brendan Kelly has over 12 years of tax advisory experience. He is ranked as a leading tax lawyer by top legal directories, including Chambers Asia, PLC Which Lawyer? and Asia Pacific Legal 500. Prior to joining the Firm, Mr. Kelly worked as partner in the Tax and Business Advisory Services Group at the Beijing office of one of China’s biggest accounting firms. His professional affiliations include serving on the editorial board of China Tax Intelligence — one of the premier China tax publications — and in the board of governors for the American Chamber of Commerce in Beijing.
