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Chinese Commercial Code

The Chinese Commercial Law includes many national laws, administrative regulations and local rules. As a part of the Civil Law, it contains both private laws and public laws related to business entities, commercial contracts, merchants, trade and economic activities in China. Our law firm in China can guide local and foreign investors through the provisions…

Taxation in China

The tax system in China divides taxation into taxes for corporations and for individuals. There are a number of different taxes applicable in various fields; foreign investors interested in the business environment applicable by the Chinese authorities can also benefit of the provisions of double taxation treaties signed by China, if they are residents of states which have signed such agreements. Some…

Double Tax Treaties in China

China has signed a large number of double tax treaties with countries from all over the world. The purpose of the double tax treaties is to avoid the double taxation of natural persons and legal entities who are residents of a contracting state with activities in the other contracting state. The agreements signed between China and other states refer…

Purchase a Property in China

Foreigners interested in purchasing a property in China are no longer required to stay for at least one year in the country for work or study reasons, before being able to buy a house. Foreigners can purchase as many properties as they want, and at the same time, the rule related to the minimum…

Debt Collection in China

The collection of debt in China can only be performed by a licensed Chinese law firm or by licensed specialists in the field. This type of action falls into the category of legal services and it can only be performed by accredited professionals. Foreign investors who need assistance with collecting debts or securing any due payments…

Company Registration in China

Businessmen or entrepreneurs who want to open a company in China must submit a series of documents in order to register the Chinese company with the relevant authorities. The company registration procedure begins with the preparation of these documents, followed by the opening of a bank account for the Chinese company, as well as establishing a business…

Company Liquidation in China

Regardless of the type of business or activity sector, a company in China may find itself in financial difficulty and the company owners will want to consider liquidating the Chinese company. The process might be inevitable for some businesses, but this does not mean that the investor should stop doing business in China.…

Legal Services

Our international law firm in China offers a wide range of legal services suited for every business's need and for foreign investors interested in starting a business in this country or who meet different legal issues during their economic activities. Among the legal services our lawyers in China provide, there are: assistance for company formation, corporate and commercial litigation, tax advice…

Opening a Business in China

China is a country that cannot be overlooked on the map of foreign investments destinations. China has the second largest economy in the world as of 2013 and the country’s large size and potential for development are two of the main reasons why foreign investors choose to open a business in China.…