Establishing a company in China can be a complex and daunting task, especially for foreign businesses. With its vast market potential and growing economy, China has become an attractive destination for entrepreneurs and investors. However, navigating the country's legal and regulatory framework requires expertise and understanding of the local business environment.At AC&E, our team of experienced lawyers specializes in company establishment in China, providing comprehensive guidance and support to help you set up your business successfully.

 

Types of CompaniesChina offers various types of companies, each with its own advantages and disadvantages. Our lawyers can help you choose the most suitable structure for your business, including:

 

Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE): A WFOE is a foreign-owned company that is fully owned by a foreign investor. This type of company is suitable for businesses that want to operate independently in China.

Foreign Invested Enterprise (FIE): An FIE is a company that is jointly owned by a foreign investor and a Chinese partner. This type of company is suitable for businesses that want to collaborate with a local partner.

Represented Office (RO): An RO is a representative office that is established by a foreign company to conduct market research, gather information, and promote its products or services in China.

Company RegistrationCompany registration in China involves several steps, including:

Business License Application: Our lawyers can help you prepare and submit the necessary documents for business license application, including the company's articles of association, business scope, and registration form.

Tax Registration: We can assist you in registering for tax purposes, including obtaining a tax registration certificate and registering for value-added tax (VAT).

Social Insurance Registration: We can help you register for social insurance, including employee insurance, unemployment insurance, and housing fund.

 

Post-Registration ServicesAfter your company is established, our lawyers can provide ongoing support and guidance to help you navigate the complexities of doing business in China.

 

This includes:

Compliance and Risk Management: We can help you comply with Chinese laws and regulations, including labor laws, tax laws, and environmental regulations.

Business Operations: We can assist you in setting up your business operations, including hiring local staff, opening a bank account, and obtaining necessary licenses and permits.

Dispute Resolution: We can help you resolve any disputes that may arise during the course of your business operations, including contract disputes, employment disputes, and intellectual property disputes.At AC&E, we understand the importance of establishing a strong foundation for your business in China. Our experienced lawyers are dedicated to providing comprehensive guidance and support to help you set up your company successfully and navigate the complexities of doing business in China.