There comes a time for many expats in China when you need to send money from the West, for instance from the USA, to yourself in China. But financial transfers aren't as simple as you may be used to, ...
When doing business in a foreign country, local laws, regulations and standards are something that you must get familiar with to. After years of development, the Chinese Accounting Standards (CAS) is ...
Value Added Tax (VAT) in China is notoriously complex. It’s one of the most comprehensive taxes among 170 countries that have implemented VAT (or equivalent tax). The difference between Chinese accoun...
If you follow this blog, you may have read articles on the differences between WFOEs (pronounced “wuh-fee”), Representative Offices (ROs), and Joint Ventures (JVs)– on the different types, the Pros an...
China has become a popular destination for expats looking for work outside their home countries. While the Chinese government has simplified the application process for a China work visa over the year...
Thanks to the larger population and lower labor costs, building a manufacturing factory can be beneficial compared to your international competitor. This ultimate guidance of China manufacturing compa...
It's time for China company setup with a local partner Of the many options available to foreign and domestic companies looking to open up a company, entering into joint ventures in China may prove to ...
This article provides an example of a Chinese client setting up a company in Macau, and this case study will demonstrate the importance of understanding local business policies through Hongda in order...
The rates of China taxes for both expat employees and businesses are perhaps higher than you'd imagine. For instance, expats can expect to pay between 25% to 45% IIT (Individual Income Tax) on earni...
Whether you intend to do business in China today or at any point in the future, registering your trademark in China as soon as possible is a smart move. We’ve outlined the entire process here for you ...
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