Foreign Exchange Control in China lays out comprehensively the compliance requirements, procedures, and documentation for the conduct of foreign exchange transactions in China.

WHFEC consists of three parts:
• Chapter 1 to 16 written by Tu Hong (same content as the bound book version)
• Chapter 17 to 18 written by Llinks Law Office (exclusive for web version), on Foreign debt and foreign security
• Chapter 19 written by KPMG Hong Kong (exclusive for web version), on foreign exchange control in transfer pricing
• New content will be introduced in the future for web users only

Contents Includes:

Conetent covered:

• History and evolution of foreign exchange control in China
  • Modes and objectives
  • The current account
  • The capital account
  • Foreign exchange market and foreign exchange operations of financial institutions
  • Balance of payments and foreign exchange statistics
  • Foreign exchange inspection and penalties
  • Foreign exchange accounts
  • Foreign exchange control compliance requirements for foreign investment enterprises
  • Verification of export collection
  • Verification of import payment
  • Foreign exchange administration of service trade and individuals
  • Foreign exchange compliance requirements applicable to bonded zones, qualified foreign institutional investors and mergers and acquisitions
  • Foreign exchange administration of banking
  • Latest developments and future of foreign exchange control in China
  • Foreign debts
  • Foreign security
  • Foreign exchange control in transfer pricing
  

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