The Foreign-Owned Factory in China

Wholly foreign-owned enterprises (WFOEs) refer to companies, enterprises, other economic organizations, or individuals from foreign countries that establish enterprises in China (such as Shanghai, Shenzhen, Xiamen) in accordance with Chinese laws, and whose entire capital is invested by foreign investors in mainland China.

Foreign Representative Office In China

The company helps customers set up representative offices (offices) in Shanghai, Hangzhou, Suzhou, Shenzhen, Xiamen, Kunshan and other places in China. Representative offices in the mainland cannot engage in direct business activities in the mainland, that is, they cannot sign commercial contracts...

Branches in China

Registering a branch office or subsidiary in Shanghai, Suzhou, Hangzhou, Shenzhen, Dongguan, or Xiamen in mainland China involves setting up a non-independent legal entity that operates as a branch of the parent company.

Set Up Company In Japan

With the development of globalization, an increasing number of foreign companies are planning to establish their presence in Japan to meet their business or investment needs. Japan has always been a popular destination, and the local government welcomes the entry of foreign companies.

Set up Foreign Investment Office in Taiwan

When foreign-funded enterprises come to Taiwan to establish a base, in addition to setting up subsidiaries and branches, they can also set up offices. When a foreign businessman sets up an office in Taiwan, the legal action taken by the office in Taiwan is to "report" to the Ministry of Economic Affairs and cannot engage in business activities. When applying for office registration, the scope of its business activities is limited to contract signing, quotation, negotiation, bidding, procurement, market survey, and research business activities in Taiwan.

Set Up Foreign Investment Branch In Taiwan

For foreign companies to set up a subsidiary or branch in Taiwan, two of the more important factors are liability and tax considerations.

Set up Overseas Chinese and foreign investment Company in Taiwan

If foreign capital wants to set up a company/branch in Taiwan, Taiwan currently divides foreign investment into two types: overseas foreign investment (overseas Chinese or foreigners) and mainland investment (mainland investment). Among them, overseas foreign investment is governed by the "Foreign Investment Regulations" and the "Overseas Chinese Investment Regulations". Foreign investors can actively include Taiwan in their overall planning for the Asia-Pacific region.

Taiwan Investment Commission, MOEA

Chinese investors come to Taiwan to set up a company/branch review and management mechanism. The Investment Review Committee of the Ministry of Economic Affairs has established a land investment review mechanism and a reporting mechanism for the source of land capital or other matters to facilitate identification and management of identity. The competent authority shall check the declaration when necessary, and jointly review with the relevant authorities based on the amount of the application, the type of project, the type of investment, and the identity of the investor.

Individual industrial and commercial households

Small private business refers to the family or households whose citizens have been approved and registered according to law and engaged in industrial and...

Subsidiaries In China

Corporate reinvestment is when a company invests in other companies. This kind of investment activity is allowed because, as a legal person, the company has the right to use funds independently and can invest its own funds in the operations of other companies. If you want to set up a subsidiary in mainland China, you must find a professional agency.