Issued: December 7 2005Main contents: The Official Reply gives consent to the issue of tax exemption certificates for import of materials for processing…
This Circular provides that domestic debts of at least US$200K with repayment duration of at least 180 days will be administered through foreign debt registraion. Some pre-Circular interpretation conflicts and practical enforcement problems are also solved.
Issued: November 12 2005Main contents: The Official Reply gives consent to the examination and approval by offices of the State Administration of Taxation…
Issued: November 24 2005Effective: as of date of issueInterpreting authority: State Administration of Foreign Exchange (SAFE)Applicability: The term "market…
Promulgated: October 21 2005Effective: December 1 2005Main contents: The Circular deals with issues such as:1. delayed payments of at least 180 days and…
Promulgated: November 7 2005Effective: January 1 2006, with a transition period of three months from the effective dateInterpreting authority: Ministry…
Issued: October 13 2005Effective: October 18 2005Main contents: The quantity benchmarks of copies specified in Item(2) of the first paragraph and Item(2)…
Compared with previous rules regarding debt provisioning, the Measures introduces greater flexibility in making the minimum 1% of year-end balance of risk assets a guideline rather than a mandatory requirement. It changes the nature of general provisions allocated from one of pre-tax deduction to a post-tax distribution of profit. The Measures allows financial institutions to set aside two types of loan loss provisions: specific provisions and special provisions. Further requirements for other categories of the asset impairment provisions, for instance bad debt provisions and provisions for impaired long-term investments, are also in place.