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Seminar on Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure : Recent and Upcoming Changes in China

Guangzhou
21 March 2012
       Dear Members and Friends,   The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce together with HJM Asia Law & Cajola are delighted to invite you to a Seminar event on March 21st about the following topic: Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure: Recent and Upcoming Changes in China   Schedule: During the seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Ms. Berube and Mr. Cajola will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.   Where: The Canton Residence, Canton Place, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou 510627 广州珠江新城海风路48号广粤天地广粤公馆T9栋二层   When: March, 21st from 17:00 to 19:00   Fee: Members: 50RMB per person No Members: 100RMB per person Italian Style Dinner Included   LECTORS CVs:   CAROLINE BERUBE graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Ms. Berube is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Berube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms. Berube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center. RICCARDO G. CAJOLA is a partner at Cajola & Associati law offices. He practices in the area of corporate law, representing publicly and privately owned domestic and foreign clients in asset and stock acquisitions or sales, corporate governance, employment and shareholders agreements, joint ventures, and partnerships. In addition, Mr. Cajola`s tax practice includes tax structuring for inbound/outbound investments and estates. He also advises clients in real estate acquisitions, financing, leasing, shopping centers and other real estate holdings as well as on issues regarding domestic and cross border trade. During his career, Mr. Cajola developed as well a substantial experience in the area of intellectual property enforcement, by working closely with the main custom authorities in Italy. Mr. Cajola writes and lectures frequently on corporate governance, regulatory, tax, partnership, and trade issues, and contributes articles to several law reviews. He is author of the Italian Chapter of the book “International Corporate Law Compendium”, 2010 Edition, Aspen Publishers, Wolters Kluwer Law & Business and co-author of “ItalyLaw”, 2010 Edition, G. Giappichelli Editore. Prior to joining Cajola & Associati (1998-2000), he worked as legislative legal aid at the D.C. Congressional Delegation, Washington DC-Office of U.S. Senator Paul Strauss. Mr. Cajola received his J.D. degree (from Università degli Studi di Milano) in 1995 and graduated as LL.M. in International legal Studies in Washington D.C. at American University, Washington College of Law in 1999. He is admitted to practice throughout Italy.   To book the tickets, please send us an email at infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com   Tickets are limited and they will be sold on first come, first served basis.   Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any further information.   Best regards, CICC Guangzhou  

Seminar on Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure : Recent and Upcoming Changes in China

Guangzhou
21 March 2012
       Dear Members and Friends,   The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce together with HJM Asia Law & Cajola are delighted to invite you to a Seminar event on March 21st about the following topic: Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure: Recent and Upcoming Changes in China   Schedule: During the seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Ms. Berube and Mr. Cajola will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.   Where: The Canton Residence, Canton Place, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou 510627 广州珠江新城海风路48号广粤天地广粤公馆T9栋二层   When: March, 21st from 17:00 to 19:00   Fee: Members: 50RMB per person No Members: 100RMB per person Italian Style Dinner Included   LECTORS CVs:   CAROLINE BERUBE graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Ms. Berube is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Berube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms. Berube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center. RICCARDO G. CAJOLA is a partner at Cajola & Associati law offices. He practices in the area of corporate law, representing publicly and privately owned domestic and foreign clients in asset and stock acquisitions or sales, corporate governance, employment and shareholders agreements, joint ventures, and partnerships. In addition, Mr. Cajola`s tax practice includes tax structuring for inbound/outbound investments and estates. He also advises clients in real estate acquisitions, financing, leasing, shopping centers and other real estate holdings as well as on issues regarding domestic and cross border trade. During his career, Mr. Cajola developed as well a substantial experience in the area of intellectual property enforcement, by working closely with the main custom authorities in Italy. Mr. Cajola writes and lectures frequently on corporate governance, regulatory, tax, partnership, and trade issues, and contributes articles to several law reviews. He is author of the Italian Chapter of the book “International Corporate Law Compendium”, 2010 Edition, Aspen Publishers, Wolters Kluwer Law & Business and co-author of “ItalyLaw”, 2010 Edition, G. Giappichelli Editore. Prior to joining Cajola & Associati (1998-2000), he worked as legislative legal aid at the D.C. Congressional Delegation, Washington DC-Office of U.S. Senator Paul Strauss. Mr. Cajola received his J.D. degree (from Università degli Studi di Milano) in 1995 and graduated as LL.M. in International legal Studies in Washington D.C. at American University, Washington College of Law in 1999. He is admitted to practice throughout Italy.   To book the tickets, please send us an email at infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com   Tickets are limited and they will be sold on first come, first served basis.   Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any further information.   Best regards, CICC Guangzhou  

Seminar on Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure : Recent and Upcoming Changes in China

Guangzhou
21 March 2012
       Dear Members and Friends,   The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce together with HJM Asia Law & Cajola are delighted to invite you to a Seminar event on March 21st about the following topic: Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure: Recent and Upcoming Changes in China   Schedule: During the seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Ms. Berube and Mr. Cajola will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.   Where: The Canton Residence, Canton Place, Zhujiang New Town, Guangzhou 510627 广州珠江新城海风路48号广粤天地广粤公馆T9栋二层   When: March, 21st from 17:00 to 19:00   Fee: Members: 50RMB per person No Members: 100RMB per person Italian Style Dinner Included   LECTORS CVs:   CAROLINE BERUBE graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Ms. Berube is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Berube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms. Berube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center. RICCARDO G. CAJOLA is a partner at Cajola & Associati law offices. He practices in the area of corporate law, representing publicly and privately owned domestic and foreign clients in asset and stock acquisitions or sales, corporate governance, employment and shareholders agreements, joint ventures, and partnerships. In addition, Mr. Cajola`s tax practice includes tax structuring for inbound/outbound investments and estates. He also advises clients in real estate acquisitions, financing, leasing, shopping centers and other real estate holdings as well as on issues regarding domestic and cross border trade. During his career, Mr. Cajola developed as well a substantial experience in the area of intellectual property enforcement, by working closely with the main custom authorities in Italy. Mr. Cajola writes and lectures frequently on corporate governance, regulatory, tax, partnership, and trade issues, and contributes articles to several law reviews. He is author of the Italian Chapter of the book “International Corporate Law Compendium”, 2010 Edition, Aspen Publishers, Wolters Kluwer Law & Business and co-author of “ItalyLaw”, 2010 Edition, G. Giappichelli Editore. Prior to joining Cajola & Associati (1998-2000), he worked as legislative legal aid at the D.C. Congressional Delegation, Washington DC-Office of U.S. Senator Paul Strauss. Mr. Cajola received his J.D. degree (from Università degli Studi di Milano) in 1995 and graduated as LL.M. in International legal Studies in Washington D.C. at American University, Washington College of Law in 1999. He is admitted to practice throughout Italy.   To book the tickets, please send us an email at infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com   Tickets are limited and they will be sold on first come, first served basis.   Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any further information.   Best regards, CICC Guangzhou  

Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure – Seminar Guangzhou March, 21st

Guangzhou
06 March 2012
During this seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Caroline Berube will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.     Ms. Berube graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Caroline is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Barube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms Barube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center.   

Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure – Seminar Guangzhou March, 21st

Guangzhou
06 March 2012
During this seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Caroline Berube will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.     Ms. Berube graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Caroline is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Barube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms Barube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center.   

Influences of Tax and Labour Laws in Your Business Structure – Seminar Guangzhou March, 21st

Guangzhou
06 March 2012
During this seminar, Guangzhou based lawyer Caroline Berube will give a practical overview of recent changes in tax law and labour law in China. The following will be discussed along with practical examples: 1. Social insurance law: new obligations for companies and foreign employees; 2. Employment of foreign employees: new challenges and strategy for companies in China; 3. Income tax law: new rules for both Chinese and foreign employees; 4. VAT reform: Shanghai pilot reform in force from January 1st,2012.     Ms. Berube graduated from McGill University with a BCL and LL.B. degree and completed her studies at the National University of Singapore with a focus on Chinese laws. She is a Canadian admitted to practice in New York and Singapore and has been based in China for more than a decade. Caroline began her legal career working in Singapore for a British law firm. During that period, she represented international corporate clients and banks in asset-financing and merger and acquisition cross-border transactions in the northern part of Asia (such as China, Taiwan and Hong Kong). In 2002, she moved to China to be part of the rapidly developing legal industry there and joined a Chinese law firm that specialised in corporate law. Since then, her career has focused on Chinese corporate law and commercial practice, an area in which she has built a well-respected expertise amongst many European, Asian and North American clients. Caroline is especially well-regarded for advising clients on their Asian legal structure, based on her sound understanding of the pitfalls and advantages of most Asian jurisdictions. Ms. Berube has advised clients in various industries such as manufacturing, energy (oil, gas and mining), technology and services. Due to her longstanding expertise, practice and professionalism as a lawyer in China, she has been featured in numerous magazines and newspapers. Ms. Barube is also a regular speaker at many international conferences in Asia, North America and Europe on corporate and commercial law, labour law and intellectual property matters. Ms Barube is an arbitrator approved by the Chinese European Arbitration Center.   

Italian Language Course - Intermediate Level, Guangzhou

Guangzhou
05 April 2012
    Italian Language Course (Intermediate Level)   Due to the numerous requests and the great success of the previous edition, the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce is glad to inform you that we are organizing a new language course in Guangzhou.  Intermediate Italian Course *Given by professional experience mother-tongue teacher who speaks both English and Chinese: the course will use a new didactics method, based on communicative approach. Level: Intermediate Starting Date: Thursday, April 5th, 2012   Finishing Date: Thursday, June 14th, 2012 Timing: 2 times/week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 18:30 to 20:30, 40 hours in total Venue: t.b.c. Price: 2700 Rmb/pax for Members  3100 Rmb/pax for Non-members    Details   Participants: Courses are available to CICC Member Companies (extended to company`s staff and Member`s family) and Non-Members. Classes are minimum 6 pax. Subscription Deadline: Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 ("First come, first served" basis) More information: Please mail to: infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com Payment: The payment should be done within Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 in cash at CICC Guangzhou office, or by t/t transfer: Account name: China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Bank name: BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XINCHENGGUOJI SUB-BRANCH RMB Account: 333756012539 EUR Account: 335056012539 China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XIN CHENG GUO JI SUB-BRANCH, 1/F, Building No.26, Central Park, No.6 Chaoyang Men Wai Avenue, Beijing, China; Tel: +86-(0)10-65979313 Fax: +86(0)10-65979312; SWIFT Code: BKCH CN BJ 110.     Best regards,   CICC  

Italian Language Course - Intermediate Level, Guangzhou

Guangzhou
05 April 2012
    Italian Language Course (Intermediate Level)   Due to the numerous requests and the great success of the previous edition, the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce is glad to inform you that we are organizing a new language course in Guangzhou.  Intermediate Italian Course *Given by professional experience mother-tongue teacher who speaks both English and Chinese: the course will use a new didactics method, based on communicative approach. Level: Intermediate Starting Date: Thursday, April 5th, 2012   Finishing Date: Thursday, June 14th, 2012 Timing: 2 times/week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 18:30 to 20:30, 40 hours in total Venue: t.b.c. Price: 2700 Rmb/pax for Members  3100 Rmb/pax for Non-members    Details   Participants: Courses are available to CICC Member Companies (extended to company`s staff and Member`s family) and Non-Members. Classes are minimum 6 pax. Subscription Deadline: Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 ("First come, first served" basis) More information: Please mail to: mailto:infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com Payment: The payment should be done within Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 in cash at CICC Guangzhou office, or by t/t transfer: Account name: China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Bank name: BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XINCHENGGUOJI SUB-BRANCH RMB Account: 333756012539 EUR Account: 335056012539 China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XIN CHENG GUO JI SUB-BRANCH, 1/F, Building No.26, Central Park, No.6 Chaoyang Men Wai Avenue, Beijing, China; Tel: +86-(0)10-65979313 Fax: +86(0)10-65979312; SWIFT Code: BKCH CN BJ 110.   Best regards,   CICC  

Italian Language Course - Intermediate Level, Guangzhou

Guangzhou
05 April 2012
    Italian Language Course (Intermediate Level)   Due to the numerous requests and the great success of the previous edition, the China-Italy Chamber of Commerce is glad to inform you that we are organizing a new language course in Guangzhou.  Intermediate Italian Course *Given by professional experience mother-tongue teacher who speaks both English and Chinese: the course will use a new didactics method, based on communicative approach. Level: Intermediate Starting Date: Thursday, April 5th, 2012   Finishing Date: Thursday, June 14th, 2012 Timing: 2 times/week, Tuesday and Thursday, from 18:30 to 20:30, 40 hours in total Venue: t.b.c. Price: 2700 Rmb/pax for Members  3100 Rmb/pax for Non-members    Details   Participants: Courses are available to CICC Member Companies (extended to company`s staff and Member`s family) and Non-Members. Classes are minimum 6 pax. Subscription Deadline: Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 ("First come, first served" basis) More information: Please mail to: infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com Payment: The payment should be done within Thursday, March 22nd, 2012 in cash at CICC Guangzhou office, or by t/t transfer: Account name: China-Italy Chamber of Commerce Bank name: BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XINCHENGGUOJI SUB-BRANCH RMB Account: 333756012539 EUR Account: 335056012539 China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, BANK OF CHINA BEIJING XIN CHENG GUO JI SUB-BRANCH, 1/F, Building No.26, Central Park, No.6 Chaoyang Men Wai Avenue, Beijing, China; Tel: +86-(0)10-65979313 Fax: +86(0)10-65979312; SWIFT Code: BKCH CN BJ 110.     Best regards,   CICC  

Interchamber Networking Drinks - Guangzhou, February 23rd

Guangzhou
23 February 2012
  Dear Members and Friends,   The China-Italy Chamber of Commerce, with the support of The Australian Chamber of Commerce - South China, The British Chamber of Commerce in China, The European Chamber of Commerce, The French Chamber of Commerce and Industry in China, The German Chamber South and Southwest China, The Singapore Chamber of Commerce in China and The Spanish Chamber of Commerce in China, is glad to invite you to the Interchamber Networking Drinks, that will be held in Guangzhou on February 23rd at the Hilton Guangzhou Tianhe, No.215 Linhe Xi Heng Road, Tianhe District, Guangzhou    广州天河新天希尔顿酒店 广东省广州市天河区林和西横路215号    Schedule: - From 19:00 to 22:00, Inter-chamber Networking Drinks:   A relaxing evening provided with 2 glasses of wine, soft drinks and complimentary finger food.   The Inter-chamber Networking Drinks fee is 160 RMB for members and 230 RMB for non members.   To book the tickets, please send us an email at infoguangdong@cameraitacina.com   Tickets are limited and they will be sold on first come, first served basis.   Please don’t hesitate to contact us for any further information.   Best regards,   CICC Guangzhou  

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