Core Points - Chengdu's "Going Global" Professional Service Alliance was established to support local enterprises in international expansion, comprising 18 professional institutions from various sectors [1] - The alliance offers comprehensive services including market research, legal compliance, logistics, and overseas rights protection, aiming to provide tailored solutions for companies venturing abroad [1] - A comprehensive service center for enterprises going global is being prepared, which will include modules for foreign trade networks, professional service alliances, offline service scenarios, and online digital service systems [1] Group 1 - The "Going Global" Professional Service Alliance includes service providers from 16 fields such as law, finance, and consulting [1] - The alliance has engaged over 50 international service providers to create a collaborative ecosystem for information sharing and service delivery [1] - The initiative aims to foster new foreign trade growth and incubate market entities for Chengdu's products and enterprises [1] Group 2 - The first batch of member institutions includes KPMG and King & Wood Mallesons, among others [1] - The service center will help attract foreign trade and economic activities, nurturing headquarters for outbound enterprises [1] - The project emphasizes the importance of building a network of "Open Chengdu" partners to enhance international cooperation [1]

Core Viewpoint - The 2025 China International Service Trade Fair opened in Beijing, highlighting the launch of a joint initiative aimed at supporting Chinese enterprises in their global expansion through professional services [1][2] Group 1: Joint Initiative - The initiative, led by the Australian CPA, involves 10 leading domestic and international accounting firms, focusing on two main objectives: providing professional services such as cross-border auditing and tax consulting to support Chinese enterprises going global, and fostering a talent pool with global vision and cross-border capabilities [1] - The initiative aims to strengthen the intellectual foundation of enterprises' globalization strategies by cultivating professionals with ethical leadership [1] Group 2: Support for Chinese Enterprises - The Chairman of Deloitte China emphasized the need for professional service institutions to navigate compliance, mergers, and tax challenges faced by Chinese enterprises during their global expansion [1] - Deloitte plans to leverage its global resources, covering 150 markets, to offer comprehensive services ranging from strategic consulting to risk management [1] Group 3: Collaboration and Development - The Australian CPA has set up a core exhibition space at the Australian National Pavilion to showcase its capabilities in cross-border service support and professional talent development [2] - Future initiatives will include industry forums, collaborative research, and shared educational resources to enhance cooperation between China and Australia in the professional services sector [2]

Core Insights - The Guangzhou Overseas Enterprises Chamber of Commerce has been officially established under the guidance of the Guangzhou Federation of Industry and Commerce, aiming to support local enterprises in international expansion [1][2] - The chamber has already gathered over 100 member companies, focusing on collective and strategic overseas ventures [1] - Several innovative service projects were launched during the establishment conference, including a strategic partnership with a company specializing in international communication to promote local brands globally [1][2] Group 1 - The establishment of the Guangzhou Overseas Enterprises Chamber of Commerce was marked by the awarding of the RCEP service station and the launch of a home industry committee [1] - The chamber aims to provide one-stop services related to RCEP policies, trade promotion, and legal support to enhance member competitiveness [1][2] - The chamber will leverage its Amazon SPN service provider qualification to strengthen member services and facilitate overseas market exploration [1][2] Group 2 - A digital platform named "Trade Link" was introduced to offer comprehensive foreign trade services and a legal risk prevention manual for enterprises venturing abroad [2] - The chamber's future focus includes resource integration, ecosystem development, and collaborative growth among member companies [2] - Plans include organizing overseas market research and international cooperation meetings, as well as establishing a think tank of experts to provide comprehensive support for member enterprises [2]

Core Insights - PwC hosted a session during the 25th China International Investment and Trade Fair, focusing on global investment opportunities and tax risk management for Chinese enterprises [1][2] - The session emphasized the importance of understanding five core aspects for companies going abroad: research and site selection, investment and financing planning, operational design, implementation, and tax compliance management [1] Group 1: Five Core Aspects for Overseas Expansion - Research and Site Selection: Companies should evaluate macroeconomic conditions, business environments, logistics, supply chains, costs, human resources, policies, and industry ecosystems, while paying attention to tax incentives and foreign exchange controls [1] - Investment and Financing Planning: Focus on actual tax rates for profit repatriation, foreign tax credits, and restructuring, while ensuring compliance with tax treaty requirements [1] - Operational Design: This includes sales layout, customs and origin analysis, R&D and intangible asset arrangements, local services, and permanent establishment risk management [1] Group 2: Implementation and Compliance - Implementation: Companies need to establish their entities, apply for outbound direct investment (ODI), price related-party transactions, manage personnel dispatch, and fulfill financial, tax, and legal compliance obligations [1] - Tax Compliance Management: Establish a global tax system, create a tax manual, and rely on professional compliance reporting and risk control services to ensure global tax compliance [1][2]

Group 1 - The Ministry of Industry and Information Technology emphasizes the importance of enhancing the role of enterprises in technological innovation and encourages increased investment in technology innovation [1] - The ministry aims to accelerate the digital and green transformation, deepen the application of industrial internet, and expand typical application scenarios of "artificial intelligence+" [1] - There is a focus on improving governance levels in key industries, strengthening industry self-discipline, and preventing irrational competition among enterprises [1] Group 2 - Rising domestic labor and land costs are driving manufacturing enterprises to seek cost advantages abroad, making overseas expansion a strategic choice for maintaining competitiveness [2] - The shift of cost advantages is moving from Southeast Asia to Africa and Central Asia/Middle East, with these regions occupying 28 and 14 spots respectively in the top 50 lowest comprehensive cost economies [2] - The trend indicates a deep restructuring of the global manufacturing cost landscape, with Africa and Central Asia/Middle East potentially replicating the growth trajectory of Southeast Asia over the past two decades [2] Group 3 - Future Chinese enterprises going abroad need to balance short-term cost savings with long-term operational efficiency while aligning with the Belt and Road Initiative [5]

"伴随中国企业全球化进程深入，出海过程中面临的合规、并购及税务等挑战亟需专业服务机构护 航。"致同中国主席、首席合伙人李惠琦在联合倡议启动仪式致辞时说，将持续整合全球网络与本土经 验，深化中澳专业服务协作，为中国企业"走出去"提供坚实支持。 李惠琦表示，将积极参与财金人才能力建设，通过联合研究、智库共建和教育资源共享，培养具备科技 前瞻性与可持续领导力的新一代专业人才。(完) （文章来源：中国新闻网） 澳洲会计师公会全球会长兼董事会主席戴尔·平托(中文名戴宾图)表示，作为2025年服贸会主宾国，澳大 利亚参展规模空前，组织近60家机构和企业组成澳大利亚国家馆。这充分体现出澳中两国在服务贸易领 域的合作日益紧密，传递了两国致力于深化伙伴关系的积极信号。 戴宾图说，澳洲会计师公会希望本届服贸会能带来三方面积极成果：一是加强澳中在专业服务等领域的 贸易关系，促进两国共同繁荣发展；二是拓展企业与机构未来跨境合作机会，包括更好地助力中国企业 在全球拓展；三是深化与中国合作伙伴的专业知识与经验交流，培养国际认可、面向未来的人才。 中新网北京9月10日电(记者张素)以"数智领航，服贸焕新"为年度主题的2025年中国国际服务 ...

Group 1 - The core idea of the news is the establishment of a comprehensive service center for enterprises going abroad in Chengdu, aimed at enhancing the city's global trade capabilities and supporting local businesses in their international expansion [1][3][8] - Chengdu's foreign trade has shown significant growth, with imports and exports reaching nearly 500 billion yuan in the first seven months of the year, marking a 6.8% year-on-year increase [3][10] - The city has seen a 9.2% increase in foreign direct investment (FDI), totaling 9.5 billion USD, which accounts for 72.5% of the province's total FDI [3][10] Group 2 - The cross-border e-commerce transaction volume in Chengdu exceeded 80 billion yuan in the first half of the year, reflecting a 150% year-on-year growth, indicating a shift from scale expansion to quality improvement in "Chengdu products going abroad" [6][10] - The establishment of the Chengdu Enterprise "Going Out" Professional Service Alliance and the first batch of "Open Chengdu" overseas partners demonstrates the city's commitment to facilitating international market access for local businesses [7][10] - Chengdu's logistics network has expanded significantly, with 81 international and regional cargo routes, ranking first in the central and western regions, and achieving a 22.7% year-on-year increase in cargo throughput [10][11][13] Group 3 - The city is actively enhancing its open economy by implementing policies that support enterprises in their international endeavors, including export subsidies and market expansion initiatives [13] - Chengdu's international rail freight services have diversified, connecting to 126 foreign cities and promoting a smooth international logistics network [11][13] - The local government is focused on attracting global supply chain enterprises and international consulting firms to establish a presence in Chengdu, further promoting the city's international trade capabilities [13]

普华永道发布观点称，企业出海需系统把握五大核心环节。一是研究与选址，应综合评估宏观环境、营商环境、物流、供 应链、成本、人力、政策及产业生态，关注财税优惠及外汇管制，科学预测风险与回报，确保决策可行；二是投融资规划，需 聚焦利润回流实际税率、境外税收抵免及架构重组，明确税收协定适用要求，统筹融资税务影响，保障合规高效；三是运营设 计，涵盖销售布局、关税与原产地分析、研发与无形资产安排、本地服务及常设机构风险管理，通过精细化运营平台和转让定 价提升资金安全与效率；四是落地实施，包括完成公司设立、ODI（境外直接投资）申请、关联交易定价、人员派遣与绩效激 励，履行财务、税务、数据、法律等方面的合规义务，并适时申请税收优惠；五是税务合规管理，应建立全球税务体系，制定 税制手册，依托专业合规申报和风控服务，保障全球税务合规。 本报讯 （记者张文湘 见习记者占健宇）9月8日至11日，第二十五届中国国际投资贸易洽谈会在厦门举行。会议期间，普 华永道举办了"出海热门国家投资环境洞察与税务筹划实务"专题分享会，旨在助力中国企业精准把握全球投资机遇，有效规避 税务风险，实现稳健海外扩张。 （编辑 郭之宸） ...

Core Viewpoint - The event aims to enhance enterprises' adaptability to international inspection, testing, and certification standards, thereby strengthening their core competitiveness in international development [1]. Group 1: Event Overview - The event titled "2025 Shanghai Foreign Investment Cooperation Service Open Day Series - Inspection, Testing, and Certification Supporting Enterprises' 'Going Global'" will be held under the guidance of the Shanghai Municipal Commission of Commerce [1]. - It will focus on the core needs of enterprises going abroad, discussing key themes such as the interpretation of facilitation policies for inspection, testing, and certification [1]. Group 2: Participation and Services - International testing institutions and compliance consulting professionals will be invited to provide comprehensive and specialized consultation services for inspection, testing, and certification solutions [1]. - Participation in the event is free for enterprises [6]. Group 3: Key Topics and Sessions - The agenda includes discussions on technical standards and testing certification, specific industry solutions and trends, and challenges and countermeasures for global market access in special industries such as automotive and medical devices [3][7]. - There will be a session on common certification "invisible barriers" faced by enterprises going abroad and how to utilize Shanghai's "one test, multiple recognitions" qualification to reduce redundant testing costs [7]. Group 4: Additional Insights - The event will also cover the importance and processes of third-party inspections and audits, as well as the application of digital tools in cross-border certification [7]. - A report titled "Crossing Mountains and Seas | Emerging Forces Going Global - Observations on Green Enterprises Going Global" will be released during the event [4].

Group 1 - The core concern for Chinese companies going overseas is managing foreign exchange risks and payment processes in international markets [1] - Standard Chartered Bank aims to be a "super connector" for companies venturing abroad, providing various support services such as business consulting, financing, strategy analysis, and risk management [1][2] - The bank has a significant presence in China, having announced a $300 million investment in the market by the end of 2024, focusing on digitalization, compliance, and wealth management [2] Group 2 - Standard Chartered has participated in over 720 Belt and Road Initiative projects in the past five years, with a total project value exceeding $130 billion [3] - In 2024, Standard Chartered supported over 200 outbound projects for Chinese companies across various sectors, including clean energy, electric vehicles, and infrastructure [3]