Company Registration in China (WFOE), Coordinated

Service Company Registration in China (WFOE), Coordinated Registering a wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) or any other company in China is a project, not a form. We run the process with the registration authority and the bank through to tax registration, so the company can invoice and be paid. What we do Structure selectionVehicle, shareholding, registered capital and the business scope that covers everything you will invoice for. Getting the scope wrong means amending the registration later. Document preparationThe company constitution, the resolutions, the appointment documents and the address materials, assembled, translated and checked before anything is lodged. Process managementName approval, registration, chops, and the sequence of filings, run to a schedule. Bank & authority liaisonCorporate bank account and tax registration appointments prepared and attended, including the real-name steps for the legal representative that catch people out. How it runs You fill in the form. The city, the scope, the shareholders and the capital, in the form below. Whatever is still undecided, we settle with you first. We register the company. Name approval, the documents, the business licence and the chops, run with the registration authority. Bank and tax. The corporate bank account opened and the tax registration completed, so the company can invoice and be paid. Tell us about the company Fill in what you have decided. Blanks are fine — they are what the first conversation is for. Not sure you need a company at all? The entry review settles that question first, and tells you plainly when the answer is no. Market entry & structure advisory Common questions Do I even need a Chinese company? Not always. If you only buy from or sell to China from abroad, you usually need no entity. You need a Chinese company when you must invoice customers in China in RMB with a fapiao, hire staff locally, hold a sector licence, or run a physical presence. Read Do you actually need a Chinese company? before you commit. I will own and run it from abroad. Does that cause problems? It has consequences worth settling before you register, for the company and for you personally: where the company is managed can affect where it is taxed, and your own days and role can affect your tax residency. See Tax-residency traps for remote founders. Can a foreign investor register a company in China without visiting? Most of it. The home-country documents are notarised and apostilled, translated and checked before anything is lodged, and the registration itself can be run on a power of attorney. The bank account and tax registration appointments include real-name steps for the legal representative. We confirm which of those steps need the legal representative in person before you commit. See Can I register a company in China without visiting? Often engaged together Illustrative combinations from the programme examples on the pricing page. Each figure is the sum of the component floor prices; the written quote for your scope is what we charge. Setting up, protected and compliant · Company Setup & Compliance Coordination + Trademark Strategy & Filing Coordination + Annual Compliance Check & Company Deregistration · from US$1,380 Read first Short answers from our answers library to the questions that usually come before this service. What is registered capital in a Chinese company?How long does it take to register a company in China?What documents do I need to register a company in China?Can I register a company in China without visiting?What is a legal representative in a Chinese company?What is a company chop, and why does it matter more than a signature?How do I pay registered capital into a Chinese company?What directors and officers must a Chinese company have? Ready to get this sorted? Book a 45-minute consult. We map your situation to the right process, tell you honestly what is and is not possible, and give you a fixed fee. No obligation. Book a consult · US$120 Credited in full against any service you go on to book.