Due to the Pandemic, most Foreign Invested Enterprises (FIEs) faced a huge challenge in China for their business between 2021 and 2022. Tax compliance is one of the most concerned issues for both local or foreign invested enterprises in China. Since 2021 tax collection policy has turned to be more strengthened, for which a series tax rules were implemented by State Tax Authority (STA), in consequence of that the tax compliance duty of the enterprises will be increasing progressively. Based on the strengthen tax collection background, the lecture here will discuss the ways for FIEs to get chance from the challenge in terms of the 2 following issues: fist of all, what tax-related legal risks are usual for USIE in China's business; secondly, how to deal with the tax-related legal risks.

Content:

I Background: Changes of Tax Compliance Legal Background in China

• i Highlights of 2021-2022 Tax Preferential Policies
• ii Strengthen Tax Collection Policy Since 2021: background, implementation and impact on USIE

II Tax-Related Legal Risks for USIE

• i Tax Underpaid Risks & Typical Judicial Cases
• ii Tax Offence Risks & Typical Judicial Cases

III Countermeasures for the Legal Risks from a Tax Lawyer's Perspective

• i Approaches to Testify about "Reasonable Business Objectives"
• ii Approaches to Reduce the Losses Caused by Tax Offence

Event Details:

• Event format: Online (Microsoft Teams)
• Time & Date: 9:00 to 10:30 AM, December 8
• Language: Chinese
• Contact: William Li<wli@amchamchina.org>

Notes:

• Registration closes at 12:00PM, December 7