Modes of Entry into China
The common modes of entry for foreign entities wishing to establish a presence in China.
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Hong Kong Company Setup
An overview of setting up a Hong Kong Company including procedure, benefits and requirements.
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Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise in China (WFOE)
An overview of the most common investment vehicles for foreigners entering China including procedures, benefits and requirements.
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REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE (RO)
A Representative Office allows a foreign company to have a physical presence in China where local Chinese clients and contacts can meet you, and a place that can exert control over your brand, marketing and supply chain in China. It cannot perform any profit generating activities.
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COMPARISON BETWEEN REPRESENTATIVE OFFICE & WHOLLY FOREIGN OWNED ENTERPRISE
Comparative analysis between a Representative Office and a Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprise by purpose, allowed cations and restrictions.
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VALUE ADDED TAX (VAT) IN CHINA
Value Added Tax (VAT) is a tax that is levied upon the sale of goods, importation of goods and the provision of processing, repairs and replacement services. This tax is incurred when payment is received for a good or service. To download please click here.
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OFFSHORE PROFIT REPATRIATION METHODS
Profit repatriation is one of the most important aspects of doing business in China for an international company working within China. According to the law the primary method of repatriating profits as dividends is through annual profit repatriation.
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COMPANY CHOPS IN CHINA
“Chops” are essentially seals and are necessary for approving operations and management decisions of a company in China. They are also used for legally authorizing documentation, and function similarly to how signatures do in the west.