Legal and business consulting in Yiwu
Most problems foreign owners run into are not complicated. They are just unfamiliar, and expensive once missed.
Running a company in China means meeting obligations on a schedule: monthly tax filings, annual accounting, the annual inspection, and keeping the company's registered details accurate. Missing one of these is rarely dramatic on the day, but the penalties and the difficulty of unwinding them grow quietly.
We advise on business scope and what your licence actually permits you to do, on tax obligations and invoicing, on employment rules if you plan to hire, and on changes to the company itself — adding or removing a shareholder, changing the registered address, or changing the legal representative.
Where a matter genuinely needs a licensed Chinese lawyer or a certified agent, we say so and arrange it rather than improvising. Trademark registration is one example: CNIPA requires foreign applicants to file through a certified agent, so we work with one directly on your behalf.
What we advise on
- Business scope and what your licence permits
- Tax registration, filings and invoicing
- Annual inspection and accounting obligations
- Adding or removing shareholders
- Changing the registered office address
- Employment and contract basics
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Tell us your situation and we will tell you honestly whether it is worth doing, what it costs, and how long it takes.
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