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Hainan Free Trade Port: Opportunities and Incentives for Global Investors

Known for its white sand and clear water, Hainan is commonly recognized as the “Hawaii of China.” Soon, the southern Chinese province will reach an important milestone: The Hainan Free Trade Port (Hainan FTP), launched in June 2020, is scheduled to implement a full island-wide customs closure starting on 18 December 2025. This means that the Hainan Free Trade Port will operate as a unique customs territory within China. This setup provides global businesses with a new and exciting opportunity to enter the Chinese market, thanks to reduced barriers and enhanced policy support.

China Economic Outlook 2025

China’s economic outlook for 2025 signals a year of transformation, marked by shifts towards high-tech production, consumption-driven growth, and sustainable development. With GDP expected to grow by at least 5%, government policies are focusing on stimulating domestic demand, stabilizing the property sector, and expanding green energy and healthcare industries. Key initiatives include consumer trade-in programs, fiscal stimulus, and monetary easing. While global trade tensions pose challenges, China’s strategic diversification and policy adaptability position it for resilience. As 2025 unfolds, China remains committed to innovation, high-quality growth, and economic stability.

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China Issues Implementation Measures for the Administration of Company Registration

On December 20, 2024, the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) issued the Implementation Measures for the Administration of Company Registration (“SAMR Order No. 95”), effective February 10, 2025. As a departmental regulation issued under the State Council’s authority, SAMR Order No. 95 standardizes how local registration authorities administer company registration, ensuring compliance with China’s broader corporate governance reforms.

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Announcement on Tax Credit Policy for Foreign Investors Using Distributed Profits for Direct Investments

To attract foreign investment and promote reinvestment of profits in China, a new tax credit policy has been introduced, offering eligible overseas investors a 10% tax credit on direct reinvestments from distributed profits. This initiative not only provides significant tax savings but also aligns with China’s commitment to high-quality economic opening. With clear eligibility requirements and operational processes, foreign investors can optimize their capital allocation while enjoying the benefits of this policy. Discover how to maximize your investment returns in China. Read on to learn more!

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