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پرداختهای فرامرزیانگلیسی
A practical guide to capital, shareholder loans, trade payments, service fees, royalties and dividends, updated for the cash-pooling rules effective on 14 September 2026.
حقوق شرکتها و سرمایهگذاری مستقیم خارجیانگلیسی
Closing a China company requires tax, employee, bank, and liquidation workstreams to line up. Foreign investors should map exit risks before starting deregistration.
رعایت الزامات قانونی و مقرراتیانگلیسی
Foreign manufacturers and importers selling into China should understand who can be sued, what records matter, and how to reduce product liability exposure before a claim starts.
دعاوی اوراق بهادارانگلیسی
Foreign investors, directors, and deal counterparties should understand how securities misrepresentation claims arise against China-listed companies and where disclosure risk spreads.
پرداختهای فرامرزیانگلیسی
Foreign companies in China often see cross-border payments delayed by FX classification errors, weak documents, and bank authenticity review. This guide shows where deals get stuck.
حل اختلافانگلیسی
Foreign companies using China contracts should decide early whether disputes go to court or to arbitration, and if arbitration fits better, whether CIETAC or SCIA matches the deal.
رعایت الزامات قانونی و مقرراتیانگلیسی
Sellers in China face refund, repair, replacement, and online return obligations. Foreign brands should align terms, logistics, labels, and distributor contracts early.
مالکیت فکریانگلیسی
Foreign patent owners enforcing rights in China need the right patent chain, evidence plan, and enforcement route across CNIPA, local authorities, courts, and customs.
رعایت الزامات قانونی و مقرراتیانگلیسی
Foreign-to-foreign deals can still need China merger control filing. Check control, China turnover, simplified-case eligibility, and closing timing before signing.
قراردادهای تجاریانگلیسی
Foreign buyers sourcing from China should lock in specifications, inspection, payment, subcontracting, tooling, and dispute clauses before placing orders.