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The use of chandelier lamp shades provides elegance, exquisite, and dramatic lighting accent to your room. Good lighting can set the tone or mood of your surroundings. It creates a certain aura for everyone to enjoy and be proud of. Your environment tells all about your personality, taste and style. Using chandelier lamps does not intend to be rich but rather to have fashion sense. It is very important to choose the appropriate chandelier lamp to use in blending with the interior design of your room. Chandelier shades come in different styles, shapes, and materials or fabric used. The different styles will add more glitz and glamour to the room's decor.
Lighting companies and online stores offer a great number of quality chandelier lampshades to choose from. These elegant centerpieces include black chandelier shade, beige chandelier shade, and cream chandelier shade. Other stylish and exquisite styles consists of high quality Bellacor black diamond chandelier shades, Bellacor ostrich feather shades, Dupioni silk lampshades, silver cone shades, natural linen shades, silk chandelier shades, and ruth's lamp white box pleated empire shade. All of these jewels in crown decor make an excellent fixture in our rooms which will make it a more lively, glamorous, and trendy. Chandelier lampshades have different styles, designs and sizes that perfectly fit with the room.
Chandelier lampshades provide a lot of sophisticated options in creating different ambiance. These can easily create a different appearance in your homes with simple, quick and easy installation of these centerpieces. Different moods and setting can be achieved by changing the shades of the chandelier lamps. The chandelier lamp can easily be disassembled. Changing the shade can also alter the illumination of the room. But most importantly, the design style can change the look from Simple to Rustic or Modern Contemporary.
Chandelier frames are made either from simple wood or iron to more decorative frame. The designs of the frame also add glitter and chic to the lampshade. The shade comes in different shapes, sizes, and designs. Regular cone shapes are the traditional shapes. Other shapes include bell shapes, circular like Chinese-styled shades, and four-sided shapes designed patterned with different adornment. Shades are made from different materials such as handmade paper, printed fabric, beads, or silk paper. These can be in different bright colors to create different mood lighting. The lampshade chandelier is great alternative to dress up a room and make it different anew.
All lampshade chandeliers can use different bulb styles, shapes, sizes, and wattage. These elements can give various lighting accents and illumination to the room. It will also enhance the fashion sense created by the lampshade in complementing with the room's decorations and fixtures.
In designing and decorating the interior of your rooms, it makes sense to use chandelier lamp shades as added centerpiece in your home for a more eloquent, classy, and fashionable ambiance.
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2009 Chinese Tax Regulations For Non-Resident Enterprises
The Chinese State Administration of Taxation (SAT) has issued the China tax regulations for non-resident enterprises that do business and have establishments or places of business in China.
Tax registration and filing for non-resident enterprises in China is set to begin from March 1, 2009 while 2008 corporate income tax filing should be done by May 31, 2009.
Under SAT’s Decree 19 on Provisional Administrative Measures Governing Tax Collection on Contracted Projects and Provision of Services by Non-resident Enterprises, companies that contract in projects or provide services in China should register with the tax bureau where the project is located within 30 days of finalizing the contract. Companies should then register again within 15 days after the project has been completed.
Local companies and individuals that outsource projects to non-resident enterprises should submit contract/service related documents, tax registration certificate of the non-resident enterprises and other relevant documents to the bureau within 30 days after contract signing.
In the event that details of the contract is revised, non-resident enterprises should report the changes to the tax bureau within 10 days after. Moreover, companies are also required to report their billing status and submit documents within 30 days of receiving billing.
Local companies and individuals that are required to withhold tax must register with the tax bureau where the project is located within 30 days from the start of the withholding obligation. Depending on the instructions from the tax bureau, non-resident enterprises could be the corporate income tax, business tax and value-added tax withholding agents.
Non-resident enterprises are required to submit their corporate income tax both quarterly and annually in addition to also settling tax payment upon completing their projects.
If a non-resident enterprise does not register and submit needed documents needed by the tax bureau, they shall be excluded from preferential treatments of tax treaties.
Non-resident enterprises with BT or VAT taxable activities and with places of business in China should file and pay BT or VAT themselves. Those with no place of business should their withholding agents should complete filing and payment.
Non-resident enterprises or PRC outsourcers should submit necessary document to the tax bureau within 30 days of signing the contract, or they should withhold BT and VAT for the non-resident enterprises.
In the event that non-resident enterprises are not able to pay tax on time, the local tax bureau is authorized to collect information on other income derived by non-resident enterprises in China and charge overdue tax and interest surcharges from the payers of other income items.
The Administrative Measures on Final Settlement and Payment of CIT for Non-resident Enterprises, Circular 6, dictates that non-resident enterprises that have establishments or places of business in the country are still required to pay for corporate income tax regardless of whether they make a loss or profit.
Other details include:
- Non-resident should submit annual CIT returns to the tax bureau and complete annual CIT filing within five months of the end of a year.
- Non-resident enterprises that stop business in the middle of a year should complete CIT filing within 60 days of termination.
Non-resident enterprises that have the following criteria are exempt from annual filing:
-The contract in China lasted less than one year and ended in the middle of a year, and the relevant taxes have been fully settled.
-The non-resident enterprise completes deregistration procedures during the annual filing period.
- When a non-resident enterprise fails to complete annual filing in time, the tax bureau may charge a penalty worth between RMB2,000 and RMB10,000. During this time, the annual tax payable will be confirmed and the company will be advised to settle this amount within a specified period.
- Other situations as approved by tax bureau.
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This article was written for China Briefing, an online magazine which publishes China business news and is one of the premium English language publicatiosn helpingChina businesses.
How do you eat the Chinese rice cake?
My friend went to this Chinese market on a field trip and go me this Chinese food, that said "Chinese Rice Cake." Apparently, people eat this during the New Years (is that right?), but neither my friend or I is Chinese, so we have no idea how to eat them!! Does anyone know?
It's kind of brownish in color. My friend gave me another one, and another one is white, and it said it was coconut flavor. Anyway, the brown is tannish, and in a circular container, maybe large as a regular sponge cake mold, although it's shallower. Also, it's kind of like the mochi...chewy in texture...sticky too. And it looks like jello.
Anyone have any clue? Am I suppose to eat this just as is? I hope I explained this well enough!
I know that this is the travel section, but I was hoping there would be more people who can answer this question here than any other place:-)
It doesn't taste good cold and dry like that. I slice it into pieces about 1cm thick, and pan fry. Put a little oil in the pan so it won't stick to the pan. Turn and fry both sides over low heat. After a while, it gets very soft, but crispy outside. That's how I like it.
MCA: List non-Islamic religious bodies in school co-curriculum guidebook
Friday, July 23rd, 2010 21:13:00 KUALA LUMPUR: The Malaysian Chinese Association (MCA) has urged the Education Ministry to list non-Islamic religious bodies in the Managing School Co-Curriculum Guidebook and accept their activities as co-curricular activities. Its deputy publicity chairman Loh Seng Kok said the ministry should also urgently address the issue of barring secondary schools from ...
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