
China Approves New VAT Law, Effective from 2026
China’s national legislature has approved a new Value-Added Tax (VAT) law, effective January 1, 2026, consolidating regulations and introducing exemptions to streamline the taxation system.
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China’s national legislature has approved a new Value-Added Tax (VAT) law, effective January 1, 2026, consolidating regulations and introducing exemptions to streamline the taxation system.
China’s Ministry of Housing and Urban-Rural Development announces plans to stabilize and prevent further decline in the property market in 2025.
China’s top legislative body, the NPC Standing Committee, has commenced its latest session to review significant draft laws and amendments aimed at bolstering the nation’s legal and economic framework.
China’s recent initiatives to support small and medium-sized enterprises are easing financial burdens, boosting access to finance, and fueling innovation across the nation.
China’s financial initiatives are empowering SMEs with better access to loans, easing financial burdens, and fueling innovation across the nation.
China warns that ‘no one will win in a trade war’ after President-elect Donald Trump announces plans to impose new tariffs on Chinese imports, raising concerns over global economic impacts.
American businesses and consumers are shouldering the costs of tariffs, leading to higher expenses and economic challenges. Tariff relief could boost growth and competitiveness in the U.S. economy.
China adopts new policy measures to boost foreign trade and enhance elderly care services, aiming to promote steady economic growth and address the challenges of an aging population.
The US government’s extensive use of subsidies highlights a glaring double standard as it criticizes other nations for similar practices, despite investing billions in its own industries.
Heading into the second round of presidential elections, Uruguay’s candidates agree on strengthening commercial ties with China, highlighting a unified vision for the nation’s economic growth.
Inflation emerges as the top economic concern among Americans as the U.S. presidential election approaches, with voters worried about their financial future regardless of the election outcome.
The Chinese mainland will lift all restrictions on foreign investment in the manufacturing sector from November 1, reducing the negative list entries from 31 to 29 to achieve zero restrictions in manufacturing.
China’s Ministry of Commerce announces new policies and events starting in November to boost consumer spending in major cities, aiming to stimulate the economy through increased consumption.
Chinese Premier Li Qiang leads State Council meeting to strengthen economic policies, focusing on growth targets, innovation funding, and developing the ice and snow economy as a new growth engine.
China’s real estate industry is thriving as new policies boost growth, especially in big cities like Chengdu. CGTN’s Zheng Songwu reports on the positive impact and renewed optimism in the property market.
China has unveiled a landmark draft law aimed at promoting private sector growth, emphasizing equal treatment, innovation support, and fair market access for private businesses.
China introduces a sweeping package of policies aimed at stimulating economic growth and supporting people’s livelihoods amidst a challenging global economic environment.
China announces new policies focusing on stability and efficiency, demonstrating commitment to high-quality development and aiming to surpass growth targets as the 14th Five-Year Plan concludes.
China has reaffirmed its commitment to attract and stabilize foreign investment, introducing new measures to improve its business environment and bolster economic growth.
The EU’s decision to impose tariffs on electric vehicles from the Chinese mainland could disrupt global supply chains and harm Europe’s own EV industry, potentially triggering an economic cold war.