在中国把经验化为利润(精)

Helen Law Ms. Helen Law holds a double Bachelor Degree in Finance and Hotel Management (High Honors) from the University of Hawaii, and MBA (Dean's List) from the University of Western Ontario, Canada. Helen started her career with 2 reputable chains (Regent and Dynasty- Inter Continental) in developing hotels, service apartments, clubs and multi-functional real estate projects in China (including the Mainland, Hong Kong SAR and Taiwan Province), Vietnam, Sri Lanka, Thailand and USA. With this background, she founded Wealth Island Consultants (China) which focuses on providing planning and hospitality consul- tancy services to property developers and Government institu- tions in China. Recently, Helen has carried her entrepreneurial spirit even further by founding Triton Wines & Catering (based in Shanghai, joint-venture with an Australian winery). Meanwhile, Helen also provides services to her Alma Mater as well as the University Of Hong Kong, and writes teaching cases using her China projects as practical reference. Kenneth Lam Mr. Kenneth Lain has 20 years experiences in running multi- national chain operations --including 15 years in China-- in leading positions with various conglomerates in consulting, retailing, manufacturing as well as service industries. Kenneth founded AsianBiz Center & Consulting Co. Ltd. in Shang- hai; as CEO, he has expanded the company into one of the leading serviced office providers in China, alongside with providing integrated solutions and consulting services. Through AsianBiz, Kenneth provides valuable advice, ranging from corporate structure, tax advice to accounting practices, to relieve clients of unnecessary cost, bureaucracy and hassle. In line with the publication of this book, Kenneth contributes and shares with entrepreneurs his insights in doing business in China.

Prologue: Purpose of this Book Part 1 Before Starting Your Business in China Part 2 Starting A Business in China Part 3 China's Accounting & Tax Systems Part 4 China's Personal Income Tax Regime Part 5 Human Resources Management Part 6 "Golden Tips" for China Operations Part 7 The Expat's "China Survival Kit" Part 8 Conclusion