What You Need to Know About China Trademark Registration as a Foreigner
If you are operating in China, you need to protect your unique brand, product and company through trademark registration.
Practical articles for foreign investors in China: company setup, tax, banking and work permits.
If you are operating in China, you need to protect your unique brand, product and company through trademark registration.
Managing remote staff can be relevant for companies whose employees or managers are based in different locations. But after your company has been set up in China, what if some of your ...
Starting on Monday, November 15, 7 pm, ex-pats across China started lighting up WeChat groups and posting on Moments with complaints about WeChat Pay suddenly locking up when trying to pay ...
If you've decided to enter the China market by opening a company here, then registering your trademarks is an essential part of this process. If you have already registered your trademark ...
Since the onset of the coronavirus pandemic, China has tightened regulations and severely restricted foreigners' movements into the country. We wrote about the challenges travellers face in ...
Working with Chinese companies is nothing new for foreign businesses around the world. Perhaps you’re buying from them, selling services, or working with them in China itself. Most of the ...
Until now, it was complicated for foreigners to work in China. Typically, you would need to be invited to work here by a company (local or foreign-owned), go through the visa process, and ...
If you’re an expat who is working in China, or will be soon, the bad news is that you will probably need to pay Individual Income Tax (IIT), but the good news is that you are likely to be ...
After incorporating the business in Hong Kong, the next thing on the to-do list is to open your corporate Hong Kong business bank account. But with the increasing pressure to combat money ...
Once you have completed the steps to register your company in Hong Kong, you may start considering one of the Hong Kong banks for setting up your corporate bank account. Unfortunately, ...
With China being an elusive destination for businesses to expand into, one thing stops many from entering the region – the regulations create a tight business environment that often ...