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Incentives for Setting Up Regional Headquarters in China


by Fuli Cao View Biography
Jones Day View Firm Credentials
Beijing Office

Jessie Tang
Jones Day View Firm Credentials
Cleveland Office

September 25, 2009

Previously published on September 2009

On May 21, 2009, the Beijing Municipal Government issued certain measures to encourage multinational companies to set up regional headquarters in Beijing. Subsequently, the Beijing government issued the implementation rules for those measures on June 24, 2009. Replacing previous regulations on the same subject, the new regulations have reduced the capital requirements for setting up regional headquarters ("RHQ") in Beijing, expanded the permitted business scope of RHQ, and offered various financial incentives to RHQ in Beijing. The purpose of these local regulations is to attract multinational companies to set up new RHQs in Beijing or move their existing RHQs to Beijing and therefore boost the local economy.


 

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