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5th November, 2014
Sometimes, the taxability of a fringe benefit will depend on the way it is structured. For example, if the company is providing the expatriate employee’s …
5th November, 2014
China does not follow international accounting policies and guidelines, although it has been moving in this direction for a while and with its accession to …
5th November, 2014
China allows reasonable administrative expenses paid by a foreign enterprise in connection with its subsidiary in China to be charged to its subsidiary. Agreement is …
5th November, 2014
The Accounting profession in China is governed by the Law of the People’ s Republic of China on Certified Public Accountants (October 31, 1993). This …
5th November, 2014
With the founding of PRC in 1949 all resources of production in the country came under state ownership and basically the only form of economic …
5th November, 2014
The rapid growth of the economy, the demand for foreign investment, the gradual maturity of China’s securities market and the accession into the WTO have …
5th November, 2014
Unlike Western practice, setting authoritative accounting standards is not the responsibility of the Accounting Society of China (ASC) or the Chinese Institute of Certified Public …
5th November, 2014
In Western countries, although amendments and revisions to accounting practices or standards do not have legal binding power, they are formulated according to an existing …
5th November, 2014
Under the Accounting Laws, the Regulations on Financial Reporting of Enterprises and the ASBE, financial statements or reports should comprise a balance sheet, income statement, …
5th November, 2014
The general accounting principles or concepts employed in China’s accounting regulations include accuracy, completeness, consistency, comparability, timeliness, materiality, accrual basis, matching, prudence, substance over form …