Guangzhou - Legal Seminar: Environmental Tax Law and Manufacture

In China, while the pressure of economic growth on the environment has been well documented, over the last few years, there have been a number of campaigns (nationally and provincially) to identify and reduce pollution at the local level.

Starting from this April, mainland factories will be taxed for producing noise, air and water pollutants, as well as solid waste, although the levy may vary by geographic locations. In order to incentivize energy efficiency, green investments, and innovations, the State Council, China's top administrative body, allows provinces and municipalities to set their own tax rates based on the region's environmental, economic, and social contexts and to fully allot the tax revenues for environmental protection measures.

The German Chamber of Commerce in China | South and Southwest, partner with the China Australia Chamber of Commerce - South China and PW & Partners Law Firm, is bringing you insights from experts into the latest China's environmental law at the legal seminar at The Canton Place on 12th of July.

This seminar will not only focus on the environmental protection tax and environmental law compliance, but it will also reveal how manufacturers should handle environmental administrative inspections and avoid penalties. After this seminar, you will have a greater understanding of China's environmental law and on how to adjust your business model to ensure that it is operating in harmony with the latest regulations

Kindly note: refreshment and drinks included.