On January 1, 2026, the Value-Added Tax Law of the People's Republic of China will officially take effect. In preparation for the implementation of the new law, the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration have recently issued a series of supporting policy documents, further clarifying key rules such as the scope of taxation, tax base calculation, input tax deduction, and preferential policies. To help enterprises promptly understand the new system and assess its impact on business operations and tax compliance, we will hold a special seminar. This seminar will systematically interpret the major changes between the Value-Added Tax Law and its supporting policies compared to the current rules. It will also analyze key risks and response strategies that enterprises need to focus on, using practical case studies. We will focus on the following VAT topics:

• Scope of Taxation and Time of Tax Liability

• Determination of Tax Base and Tax Rates

• Input Tax Deduction and Compliance Requirements

• Tax Preferential Policies

To support the stable development of foreign-invested enterprises, we will also discuss common compliance challenges and practical countermeasures under the updated regime. In addition, the session will cover important considerations relating to non-trade foreign exchange transactions, sharing practical insights and experience to help enterprises better manage related risks.

Event Details:

• Event format: Hybrid
• Time & Date: 2:30 PM to 4:00PM , March 19
• Language: Chinese
• Contact: Ada Yang, ayang@amchamchina,org

Notes:

• Registration is required. Registration closes at 5:00 PM Beijing Time, March 18.
• Tickets are non-refundable after March 18.