A quasi-fascinating email just crossed my desk regarding the minimum capital requirements required for WFOE formation in China. I was cc’ed on this email from one of my firm’s lawyers to another, musing about the minimum capital required for a company that would be profitable from day one, based on payments from its parent company:… Continue Reading
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Five Things To Consider In Forming Your China Company. Plus The Most Important One Of All.
Posted in China BusinessVery helpful post over at the always helpful International Business Law Advisor Blog. The post is appropriately entitled, The 5 Key Factors You Must Consider When Establishing a Foreign Corporation and it lists out the following: Decide on Corporate Form: The post talks of determining the right corporate form for the country in which you will be… Continue Reading
The Basics Of Getting Your Business Into China By WFOE/WOFE
Posted in Legal NewsGreat post over at DiligenceChina, entitled, "China Business Entry ‘ Business Registration is a Group Project," on how to get your business into China. I love the post because it is written from the perspective of a highly educated and knowedgeable businessperson (NYU MBA with substantial China business experience), rather than by a lawyer. I… Continue Reading
Chinese Company Formation, Part II — WFOE Minimum Capital Requirements
Posted in Legal NewsBy: Steve Dickinson Yesterday, in a post called Chinese Company Formation — Forming a Wholly Foreign Owned Entity (WFOE) in China, I discussed the basic requirements for forming a wholly foreign owned entity (WFOE) in China. One of the questions I am asked most frequently about forming a WFOE in China is how much the… Continue Reading
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