英文摘要 |
In 2015, the Ministry of Commerce of the People’s Republic of China passed the draft of the Foreign Investment Law, which further regulates China's original Variable Interest Entities (VIE) (also known as''agreement control'');in fact, the nationality of an enterprise is determined by considering by whether the enterprise is a foreigninvested company. The draft goes against the attitude of selective regulation in the VIE structure. The announcement of the draft Foreign Investment Law has had a great impact on the offshore ownership of China's internal equity and its use as a tax avoidance method. This paper studies the impact of the draft Foreign Investment Law on companies that have adopted the VIE structure in China both before and after the new legislation was announced. This paper introduces the development process of the VIE structure and discusses its varying impact assessments before and after the new law is established. Through the development history of the VIE structure and the foundation of the draft Foreign Investment Law, the exact goal of China's move towards capitalization after reforming and opening-up is highlighted. If the draft is legislated, it will undoubtedly allow China's investment environment to enter into new areas, and both the positive and negative effects generated in the future will be verified after legislation. |