日期: 2026年4月21日
百望股份最新白皮书聚焦BEPS 2.0落地与数字化监管变局 破解跨境出海税务合规痛点
香港, 2026年4月21日 - (亚太商讯 via SeaPRwire.com) – 作为中国企业"走出去"的核心桥头堡,东南亚市场长期凭借地缘优势、产业配套潜力与灵活的税收优惠政策,成为中国企业出海投资、产能布局、数字化拓展的首选目的地。但随着全球税收监管体系的全面升级,东南亚市场的税收环境已发生根本性变化,税务合规成为中企出海东南亚必须跨越的核心门槛。此次百望股份发布的2026版东南亚税务合规白皮书,正是针对这一行业痛点,为出海企业提供了覆盖政策解读、风险防控、体系搭建的全链条解决方案,为中国跨国企业布局东南亚市场提供了权威、系统、可落地的全维度税务合规指引,也为中企应对全球税收规则重构、实现高质量全球化发展提供了核心参考。BEPS 2.0全区域落地 东南亚"税收洼地"格局迎来根本性重构白皮书核心内容明确指出,随着OECD主导的BEPS 2.0(税基侵蚀与利润转移2.0方案)第二支柱规则在亚太地区的全面落地,15%的全球最低企业有效税率(ETR)已成为跨国企业无法规避的硬性监管红线,东南亚市场延续多年的"税收洼地"红利正在加速消退。据白皮书援引Mayer Brown《2024/2025冬季亚洲税务公报》权威数据显示,东南亚及亚太区域BEPS 2.0规则落地已进入全面加速期:日本、韩国、越南已于2024年率先完成BEPS 2.0第二支柱规则的落地实施,新加坡、马来西亚、印尼等东南亚核心投资目的地,也在2025年相继完成规则落地与政策配套,2026年起该规则将在东南亚全区域持续扩展,实现监管体系的全覆盖。百望股份在白皮书中强调,15%全球最低有效税率的硬性约束,从根本上改变了东南亚各国的外资税收政策逻辑,也彻底重构了跨国企业的全球税务架构设计底层逻辑。过往中国出海企业普遍依赖的区域税收减免、低税率园区等税负优化方式,将面临全球最低税率规则的直接约束——跨国企业无论在东南亚哪个国家开展经营,其全球合并计算的有效税率均不得低于15%的底线,否则将面临相关辖区的补充征税。这一变化,对中国企业东南亚投资的税务规划、利润分配、跨区域核算能力,都提出了前所未有的合规要求。数字化监管全面提速 东南亚税务合规进入数智化管控新时代除了全球税改规则带来的底层格局变化,白皮书重点聚焦了东南亚各国税务监管的数字化转型浪潮,明确指出全流程、实时化的数字化监管,已成为中企出海东南亚必须应对的核心合规命题。白皮书系统整合了东南亚各国最新的数字化税收监管政策,其中包括马来西亚内陆税收局(IRBM)2026年发布的4.6版电子发票(e-Invoice)指南及专项规范、越南政府与财政部2025年出台的第70/2025/ND-CP号法令及32/2025/TT-BTC号通知等核心监管文件,全面拆解了东南亚区域电子发票强制落地、涉税数据实时报送、全流程数字化稽查的最新合规要求。白皮书结合OECD《2026年税务管理数字化转型报告》、世界海关组织(WCO)2025年相关监管研究成果指出,东南亚各国税务监管正快速从传统的"事后审计"模式,向"事前校验、事中管控、全程追溯"的数字化清关式监管转型。对于中国出海企业而言,传统的人工化、分散化的跨境税务管理模式,已无法适配多司法管辖区的数字化监管要求,智能化、自动化的合规管理体系,已成为企业东南亚出海的核心必备能力。同时,白皮书还纳入了全球前沿的财税合规技术研究成果,包括ACL 2025收录的《多辖区网络中实时财务合规的自主数据代理》相关研究,为企业通过数智化技术破解跨区域合规难题、实现全流程税务风险管控,提供了可落地的技术路径与实践参考。锚定出海合规痛点 百望Tax-Swift为中企提供全链条合规解决方案针对中国企业东南亚出海过程中高频出现的转让定价估值错配、跨境利润分配合规性、涉税信息法定报送、多辖区政策适配等核心风险点,百望股份此次发布的白皮书给出了全维度的风险防控指引与解决方案。白皮书全面整合了OECD、普华永道(PWC)、德勤(Deloitte)、麦肯锡等全球权威机构的最新研究成果,同时系统梳理了中国财政部、国家税务总局、商务部2025年发布的《关于外国投资者境内取得利润直接投资税收免税问题的公告》、国家税务总局《关于优化企业所得税预缴申报有关事项的公告》等国内配套支持政策,既全面覆盖了东南亚东道国的最新监管要求,也为企业用好国内出海税收支持政策提供了清晰指引,实现了跨境税务合规的双向覆盖。百望研究院在白皮书中强调,在数字化出海的下半场,税务合规早已不是企业经营的后端成本项,而是决定企业全球化发展上限的核心竞争力。中国跨国企业唯有将数据合规视为核心生产力的一部分,在拥抱全球规则中实现合规体系的底层重构,才能在充满不确定性的全球市场中行稳致远。在目前的出海财税合规赛道中,百望Tax-Swift所展现出的全球化能力矩阵,已成为中国企业构建这一蓝图的标杆选型。其核心依托的Agent 智能体矩阵实现了多维度的业财赋能:百望股份长期深耕跨国企业跨境财税合规领域,依托自主研发的智能财税数字化平台,为中国出海企业提供覆盖多辖区合规管理、智能发票管理、全球税务核算、风险实时管控的全链条解决方案。此次《中国企业东南亚市场税务合规白皮书(2026)》的发布,是百望股份助力中企全球化发展的又一重要实践,未来也将持续依托百望研究院的专业研究能力,为中国企业出海提供更前沿、更专业的合规指引与技术支持,助力中国企业在全球市场中实现高质量、可持续的发展。 Copyright 2026 亚太商讯 via SeaPRwire.com. All rights reserved. www.acnnewswire.com

BULL and Fujitsu Sign Basic Agreement to Develop Japan’s Unique High-Precision Space Situational Awareness Service
TOKYO, Apr 21, 2026 - (JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - BULL Co., Ltd., a company developing space debris mitigation devices, and Fujitsu Limited today announced that they have signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to explore the development of a high-precision Space Situational Awareness (SSA) service unique to Japan. This service aims to monitor space debris in Earth's orbit, contributing to safe and sustainable space activities. Through the development of this SSA service, both companies will contribute to the realization of Space Traffic Management (STM), which manages artificial satellites from launch to disposal, and aim to establish it as a de facto standard.BackgroundIn recent years, the rapid expansion of satellite constellations, enabled by the decreasing cost and miniaturization of artificial satellites, has facilitated continuous and high-frequency Earth observation possible by launching multiple satellites into the same orbit. This trend, however, has concurrently escalated the serious risk of collisions between objects, including space debris, due to the increasing congestion of orbital environments. Consequently, establishing high-precision SSA and the subsequent implementation of STM has become an urgent imperative, particularly for national security.BULL is dedicated to developing “HORN,” a Post Mission Disposal (PMD) device designed to be deployed to prevent rockets and artificial satellites from becoming space debris when deployed. The company also develops technology for acquiring data from rockets, artificial satellites, and their surroundings, thereby promoting practical contributions to space sustainability. Fujitsu, since the 1960s, has been actively involved in the research and development, and social implementation of large-scale data processing platforms and high-precision orbital analysis technologies for space debris and other orbital phenomena. This collaboration between BULL and Fujitsu was initiated through Fujitsu Accelerator, Fujitsu's partner co-creation program aimed at fostering innovation.Overview of the CollaborationBoth companies will jointly explore a comprehensive service and business model for Japan’s unique private-sector SSA service, encompassing the entire process from artificial satellite orbital data acquisition to operational support. Specifically, BULL will focus on building models for high-precision orbital analysis leveraging data obtained from HORN, while Fujitsu will explore the development of a platform for orbital and conjunction analysis compatible with HORN.Through the development of these services, both BULL and Fujitsu aim to realize effective Space Traffic Management and thereby contribute to the development of safe, secure, and sustainable space activities.About BULLWith the vision of making the interplanetary travel “the norm” on and off the Earth, BULL is a start-up aiming to provide inexpensive and concise services in space by utilizing “(Re --) Entry” technology into planets. Based in Utsunomiya City, Tochigi Prefecture, the company promotes industry-academia-government collaboration.By developing a device to prevent the generation of space debris and advancing the development of microgravity experimental satellites and devices for orbital utilization, BULL contributes to the SDGs in the new era of space development.About FujitsuFujitsu’s purpose is to make the world more sustainable by building trust in society through innovation. As the digital transformation partner of choice for customers around the globe, our 113,000 employees work to resolve some of the greatest challenges facing humanity. Our range of services and solutions draw on five key technologies: AI, Computing, Networks, Data & Security, and Converging Technologies, which we bring together to deliver sustainability transformation. Fujitsu Limited (TSE:6702) reported consolidated revenues of 3.6 trillion yen (US$23 billion) for the fiscal year ended March 31, 2025 and remains the top digital services company in Japan by market share. Find out more: global.fujitsuPress Contacts:BULL Co., Ltd.InquiriesFujitsu LimitedPublic and Investor Relations DivisionInquiries Copyright 2026 JCN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com. All rights reserved. www.jcnnewswire.com

Smart Lighting Expo and Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), twin fairs open today
HONG KONG, Apr 20, 2026 - (ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com) - Organised by the Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC), the 3rd Smart Lighting Expo and the 17th Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition) open today and will run for four consecutive days from 20 to 23 April at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibition Centre (HKCEC) in Wan Chai. Under the theme “Go Smart, Live Green”, the twin lighting fairs introduce a number of new zones this year, including the debut of “Light Lab”, which focuses on lighting solutions that combine innovation and sustainability, unveiling the latest lighting trends for 2026.Jenny Koo, Deputy Executive Director of the HKTDC, said: “This year’s twin lighting fairs bring together some 900 exhibitors, including new exhibitors from the Netherlands and Vietnam. A number of industry leaders are participating, including Absen, whose LED displays were in use at the World Cup and World Expos, and has been ranked first nationally in LED display exports for 16 consecutive years, and Shanghai Sansi, which supplies over 60% of the screens in Times Square, New York. Overall, our exhibitor lineup is strong. As one of the key events of Business of Innovation and Technology Week (BIT Week), the Smart Lighting Expo focuses on cutting edge lighting technologies and applications. This year, the newly launched Smart Commercial Display & Stage Audio-Visual Zone features lighting products and equipment related to cultural tourism and performing arts. As top-tier trade events for lighting products and technologies, the twin lighting fairs not only help promote Hong Kong as an international innovation and technology hub but also support the development of the megaevent economy by fostering cross industry exchange and collaboration.”According to Statista, the global smart lighting market is expected to reach US$44 billion by 2030. An analysis released by the International Energy Agency in March said that a second wave of LED transformation is imminent. In regions including Africa, Latin America and the Asia Pacific (excluding India and Chinese Mainland), LED penetration remains relatively low. In the residential sector alone, around 30% of lighting fixtures worldwide have yet to be upgraded, creating opportunities for high efficiency LED technologies. At the same time, early generation LED products, which account for nearly 15% of global residential lighting fixtures and have an average lifespan of 10 to 15 years, are gradually reaching the end of their service life, creating opportunities for high efficiency and more intelligent lighting systems.Against the backdrop of surging demand for high efficiency and intelligent lighting, this year’s fairs curate multiple highlights that bring advanced lighting technologies into real world application scenarios. The newly introduced “Light Lab” in Hall 3 features three scenario-based designs that present a range of products in an immersive manner, allowing visitors to experience their characteristics in different settings. The Lumin Garden displays garden lighting, smart lamp posts and solar luminaires. Shanghai Sansi LED Lighting presents plant lighting fixtures that use proprietary independent ceramic technology, delivering heat dissipation efficiency superior to metal structures. Combined with precise spectral control and professional optical systems, the solution meets the needs of plants at different growth stages.The Lumin Arena showcases professional grade lighting performance with stadium lights and high bay lights. Foshan Electrical and Lighting, which provides lighting for the China National Youth Football Training Centre, presents its new overseas sports lighting product, the F Series stadium lights, manufactured using full aluminium forging technology. Under the same illuminance level, the lights are 20% to 45% lighter than traditional fixtures and use high thermal conductivity 1060 pure aluminium, effectively reducing LED chip operating temperatures. With a lifespan of up to 100,000 hours, maintenance requirements are significantly reduced. The Lumin Gallery focuses on high-end museum lighting, displaying modular track lights and spotlights that highlight the integration of precise light control and aesthetics. Guangdong ThinkGis presents ultralow glare spotlights that emphasise glare control, reducing eye stimulation through specialised optical design and enhancing operational comfort and safety.As for the group pavilion, the twin lighting fairs receive strong support from Zhongshan City, as a Special Partner City this year, bringing the Zhongshan Guzhen Pavilion and Zhongshan Henglan Pavilion to form the Zhongshan Smart Home Zone, showcasing competitive lighting manufacturing capabilities and innovative solutions. The Shanghai Pudong Intelligent Lighting Association participates in the Smart Lighting Expo for the third consecutive year, setting up the Smart Ecosystem and IoT Supply Chain Area, together with brands including BWEETECH, AIDimming, Darkoo and TYF, presenting the latest developments in smart lighting and IoT solutions. In addition, pavilion from Shenzhen also participate, while the Spring Lighting Fair brings together pavilion from Xiamen, as well as new pavilions from Changzhou Zouqu and Zhejiang, further expanding industry exchange.Four major lighting trends move forward in parallel, showing new directions in smart, low carbon, immersive and human centric lightingAs artificial intelligence technologies continue to mature, lighting products are no longer limited to basic illumination functions. Instead, they integrate design, aesthetics, health, personalised experiences and sustainability, and even become an important part of urban and social infrastructure. Exhibitors at the Smart Lighting Expo and Spring Lighting Fair fully demonstrate the four major lighting trends currently taking shape in the market.Smart lighting: enhancing flexibility and scenario experience through technologyMany exhibitors focus on intelligent control and scenario-based applications to enhance the flexibility and user experience of lighting systems. BWEETECH (Booth: 1B-E18) showcases its Bwee Smart Control Knob, which has won the MUSE Design Award and iF Design Award. The product supports the Zigbee protocol and integration with platforms such as Apple Home, offering stepless dimming from 1% to 100% and millisecond level response, enabling easy whole home smart control. KC Lighting (Booth: 1E-A02) presents its M7 Micro 48V Track System, which supports Casambi and DALI smart control. With its ultra slim and flexible design, the system meets the needs of precise lighting layout and scenario management in residential and high-end commercial spaces.In addition, Xiamen PVTECH (Booth: 1E-B02) introduces its off grid intelligent lighting control panel, featuring multiple preset office and meeting room scenarios and one touch human-centric lighting (HCL) switching, demonstrating the practical application potential of smart lighting in workplace environments.Green lighting: driving low carbon transformation and sustainable developmentMany products on display cleave to the trend of green lighting, which helps the industry advance low carbon transformation. Absen (Booth: 1BB01) showcases its A25 Series low carbon energy saving LED display, which consumes less than one kilowatt hour of electricity per square metre per day and delivers over 50% energy savings compared to traditional solutions. Guangdong Zhongqian New Energy (Booth: 1B-E02) presents solar street lights powered by renewable energy, equipped with sleep mode and long-lasting battery life, suitable for smart city and public lighting applications.Meanwhile, Ningbo Yadu Lighting (Booth: 1D-E18) introduces solar garden lights that combine solar power with USBC charging, providing long duration illumination for residential and outdoor environments.Entertainment lighting: creating immersive light and shadow and interactive experiencesA wide range of lighting products emphasise interactive lighting effects and immersive experiences, injecting new elements into performances, gaming and cultural settings. Zhongyuan Innovation (Booth: 1B-D11) presents its Ambit 3 + Spot GREENTEK dynamic backlight, supporting 16 million colours and synchronised audiovisual lighting effects, designed specifically for gaming and entertainment environments. Zhongshan Walton Lighting (Booth: 1BC05) showcases its Gobo Projection Light that supports DMX512 control and multiple dynamic animation effects, widely used in stages, events and tourist attractions. Ledmy (Booth: 3E-B02) introduces its 360-degree neon lighting series, featuring uniform omnidirectional illumination and high design flexibility, commonly applied in stadiums, cultural projects and landmark developments.Human centric lighting: enhancing visual comfort and quality of lifeThe fairs also feature products that leverage visual comfort for physical and mental wellbeing. Shenzhen Norming Lighting (Booth: 1E-C24) presents dim-to-warm track lights with colour temperature that changes naturally with brightness, high colour rendering and flicker free design, enhancing comfort in dining and living spaces. In addition, Mascuge (Booth: 3E-A03) introduces an aroma diffuser humidifying lamp that integrates soft lighting with aromatherapy and humidification, creating a relaxing lighting environment for homes and leisure spaces.Two Major Forums Examine Market Hot TopicsIn addition to exhibition displays, the twin lighting fairs host a series of events to foster industry exchange. A highlight of the Spring Lighting Fair, the Asian Lighting Forum, will be held on 20–21 April, under the themes “Luminous Spectacle: Immersive Entertainment Lighting Experience” and “LightScape Aesthetics: LuminArt in Landscape and Public Space Design”. Award-winning lighting designers, including concert lighting expert from ANH Design Company (Taiwan) and the Bund’s landscape lighting designer from Tungsten (Shanghai), will share the latest trends in immersive entertainment lighting and outdoor lighting.Meanwhile, the Smart Lighting Solution Forum at the Smart Lighting Expo will be held on 21 April under the theme “Illuminating Smart Living: Infinite Possibility of Light”. Industry experts will discuss smart home lighting, human-centric entertainment lighting, and the development of the lighting supply chain ecosystem, helping the industry grasp future application directions.Exhibitor Opple Lighting, as the official partner of the buyers’ VIP lounge at the Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition), is showcasing its SDL smart spectral lighting technology, and will also participate in on‑site product promotions and launch events.Photo download:https://bit.ly/3QbJEr1The 3rd Smart Lighting Expo and the 17th Hong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition) are being held from today for four consecutive days, from 20 to 23 April.The newly introduced “Light Lab” in Hall 3 features three scenario-based designs that present a range of lighting products in an immersive manner, allowing visitors to experience the characteristics of lighting fixtures in different settings. The Lumin Garden showcases garden lighting, smart lamp posts and solar luminaires. Zhongshan Faner Lighting (Booth: 1C-B02) presents its solar ground stake lights.The Lumin Arena showcases professional grade lighting performance with stadium lights and high bay lights. Foshan Electrical and Lighting (Booth: 3E-D19), which provides lighting for the China National Youth Football Training Centre, presents its F Series stadium lights, manufactured using full aluminium forging technology.The Lumin Gallery focuses on high end museum lighting, displaying modular track lights and spotlights that highlight the integration of precise light control and aesthetics. Shanghai Sansi (Booth: 1C-F23) demonstrates the hill spotlight series, which create soft edged light with natural transitions, seamlessly integrating into museum aesthetics.The newly launched Smart Commercial Display & Stage Audio-Visual Zone features lighting products and equipment related to cultural tourism and performing arts.The twin lighting fairs receive strong support from Zhongshan City, which partners as a special collaborative city this year, bringing the Zhongshan Guzhen Pavilion and Zhongshan Henglan Pavilion to showcase competitive lighting manufacturing capabilities and innovative solutions.In addition to exhibition displays, the twin lighting fairs host a series of information rich key events. A highlight of the Spring Lighting Fair, the Asian Lighting Forum, will be held on 20–21 April, inviting lighting design experts from across Asia to share the latest trends in landscape, outdoor and immersive entertainment lighting.WebsitesHong Kong International Lighting Fair (Spring Edition): hklightingfairse.hktdc.com/Smart Lighting Expo: smartlightingexpo.hktdc.com/Exhibition Event: https://www.hktdc.com/event/smartlightingexpo/tc/programmeHKTDC Media Room: http://mediaroom.hktdc.com/enMedia enquiriesHKTDC’s Communications & Public Affairs Department:Stanley SoTel: (852) 2584 4049Email: stanley.hp.so@hktdc.orgNavin LawTel: (852) 2584 4525 Email: navin.cm.law@hktdc.orgSerena CheungTel: (852) 2584 4272Email: serena.hm.cheung@hktdc.orgAbout HKTDCThe Hong Kong Trade Development Council (HKTDC) celebrates its 60th anniversary this year. The HKTDC is a statutory body established in 1966 to promote, assist and develop Hong Kong's trade. With over 50 offices globally, including 13 in the Chinese Mainland, the HKTDC promotes Hong Kong as a two-way global investment and business hub. The HKTDC organises international exhibitions, conferences and business missions to create business opportunities for companies, particularly small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), in the mainland and international markets. The HKTDC also provides up-to-date market insights and product information via research reports and digital news channels. Copyright 2026 ACN Newswire via SeaPRwire.com. All rights reserved. www.acnnewswire.com