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HKTDC presents legal/accounting expert on China's liberalised e-comm law

Time：2015-10-21 Browse：112 Author：RISINGSUN
BEIJING loosened cross border trade rules earlier this year, allowing up to 100 per cent foreign ownership in "online data and transaction processing (e-commerce)" companies on a nationwide basis, says Koehler Group director Kristina Koehler-Coluccia. 

Ms Koehler-Coluccia will elaborate at the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) SME (Small and Medium Enterprise) Centre, Ground Level, Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre, 1 Expo Drive, Wan Chai at 3.30pm Monday October 26.

The national e-commerce policy change has boosted the China e-commerce sector and created business opportunities, said Ms Koehler-Coluccia. 

In this workshop, the speaker will share information on legal options for structuring the e-commerce business and establishing an e-commerce business in China, such as online payments, employment of IT experts, logistics issues etc.

Ms Koehler-Coluccia has worked in the Chinese legal and accounting industry since 2003. Fluent in English, German, French and Mandarin, she advises and represents western clients with business interests in China.

She contributes to Koehler Group`s monthly magazine, ChinaInvest.biz ? which provides insight into investment, tax and operational issues for foreign companies entering and expanding throughout China. 

Ms Koehler-Coluccia also contribute to other publications relating to the Chinese legal, accounting and business practices and in addition frequently holds seminars, presentations and webinars at business and government groups worldwide.