Hongda Business Services Roundup: 25 September2015

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Welcome to another edition of the Hongda Business Services Roundup. It's the end of another busyweek for us all, and the weekend is shaping up to be an exciting one!

We are proud to announce that we will be hosting a FREE digital marketing seminar for tradingcompanies at our offices in Shenzhen tomorrow afternoon. This promises to be a great chance forShenzheners to network and connect, and learn about increasing their online presence and makingmore sales through digital marketing channels.

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Now on to the roundup. We have got another great line up ready for you all this week:

Extended visa FAQ concerning visa application for China PRD - Part 2

Registering a business in China is about to get a whole lot easier (and cheaper)

How To Register Trademarks In China: Beat The Block!

New Preferential Tax Policies to Boost SMEs’ Development in China

1) Extended visa FAQ concerning visa application for China PRD - Part 2

A few weeks ago we brought you part 1 of the extended FAQ concerning visa application for ChinaPRD region, and this time we are back to bring you for more of the same.

Visa laws and regulations are constantly changing in China and it is our goal to provide our readerswith the most up-to-date information possible. We understand the importance of getting everything rightfirst time and ensuring that you all understand the processes involved so you don't get caught in somebureaucratic nightmare!

Join us as we dive a little deeper into the extended FAQ concerning visa application for China PRD(Pearl River Delta) region part 2 here.

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2) Registering a business in China is about to get a whole lot easier (and cheaper)

Registering a business in China is about to become less complex, and a little bit easier on the pocket!

This comes after the official announcement from the State Administration of Taxation (SAT) onSeptember 10, that all companies newly established will no longer be required to obtain the taxregistration certificate when registering a new business.

The State Administration for Industry and Commerce (SAIC) and all of its local bureaus shallcommence with the implementation of a unified social credit code system that integrates 3 documentsinto one special business license with a unified social credit code on it. The 3 documents that are set tobe integrated into one include:

business license

unified code certificate

tax registration certificate

The policy change is set to take effect on 1 October 2015. (original Chinese article)

This is great news for everyone looking to register a new company in China in the coming months. Seehow this will benefit business people here.

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3) How To Register Trademarks In China: Beat The Block!

As China attracts more global attention, a lot has been made of intellectual property rights (IPR) issues,such as their theft or misappropriation.

This has prompted many SMEs who are operating in China to ask Hongda how to register trademarksin China.

Horror stories about IPR theft are everywhere these days, be it high profile cases of alleged IPRtheft or cases where trademarks have been blocked by zealous local companies who 'got there first.'

But what can we do to prevent IPR issues in China, and can Hongda offer clear information on how toregister our trademark or IPR in China?

Keep reading as Hongda explores how registering your trademarks will be beneficial if you're doingbusiness in China.

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4) New Preferential Tax Policies to Boost SMEs’ Development in China

Over the last decade, China has introduced a series of fiscal policy initiatives to boost small andmedium enterprises’ (SMEs) development and innovation efforts. Thanks to special supporting funds,tax incentives and administrative benefits, the SME sector currently represents a key segment ofChina’s economy, contributing 60 percent of the country’s GDP, 50 percent of fiscal and tax revenue,and 75 percent of urban employment. - See more at: http://www.china-briefing.com/news/2015/09/16/new-preferential-tax-policies-boost-smes-development-china.html?__scoop_post=a5399340-5c6e-11e5-8f90-00221934899c&__scoop_topic=4585657#__scoop_post=a5399340-5c6e-11e5-8f90-00221934899c&__scoop_topic=4585657

Over the last decade, China has introduced a series of fiscal policy initiatives to boost small andmedium enterprises’ (SMEs) development and innovation efforts. Thanks to special supporting funds,tax incentives and administrative benefits, the SME sector currently represents a key segment ofChina’s economy, contributing 60 percent of the country’s GDP, 50 percent of fiscal and tax revenue,and 75 percent of urban employment.

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That's it for another roundup! Please let us know about any of your thoughts regarding some of thetopics we recapped this week in the comments below, or let us know about any other topics you'd likefor us to cover.

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