When setting up a company in China, most investors want clarity on timelines, capital obligations, risk exposure, and how smooth the process will actually be.From May 1, 2026, China introduces updated registration document and submission […]
For Singapore companies planning company registration in China, Shanghai has introduced a new pilot worth watching. Under this new pilot, eligible Singapore corporate investors may now complete parts of the identity verification process online when […]
A Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE) is a limited liability company in China that is 100% owned by foreign individuals or foreign companies. As of 2026, it remains one of the most flexible, reliable, and widely […]
Closing a company in China is not the same as simply stopping operations. Even if a business has no revenue, no employees, and no activity, it continues to exist legally until it is formally deregistered. […]
Many brands, traders and e-commerce sellers reach a stage where working only through agents in China is no longer enough. A trading WFOE is the structure that allows a foreign-owned company to buy and sell […]
The business scope is one of the most important parts of starting and running a company in China. It defines exactly what your company is legally allowed to do and sets the boundaries for your […]