China's consumer market, the world's biggest, has proven to be the most difficult for foreign companies to set a foot on, given the fact that the lack of knowledge in the Chinese people and Chinese business environment, the transformation of…
Amid the Sino-US trade war, a lot of firms are thinking about moving the supply chain out of China, mainly to Southeast Asia and Eastern Europe. In the face of high tariffs from the US for China-made products and retaliatory…
The meaning of offshore means that companies are registered in the offshore jurisdiction, but the investors neither live or do business there physically. The business operations rather can be directly carried out anywhere in the world. Companies often use multinational…
More often, we receive a number of queries from our clients in regards to setting up an onshore company. Some wonder if they might need a Bachelor Degree, others are curious if they'd need to travel to an offshore jurisdiction…
Very Often we get queries from our clients all over the world , especially in the West, on how to do business in China or with China. The country has never been close to the world , having GDP grown…
Have you reached out to EU SME Centre in China for advice on how to enter the Chinese market? It is an EU-backed organization in China advising on foreign businesses on how to do business with China. One question we…
Offshore companies still benefit from tax savings, confidentiality, asset protection, financing and growing your business into other parts of the world. Opening an offshore company and an offshore account is becoming much more complicated, given the complexity of FATCA and…
In recent years, companies, or investors, have registered offshore companies in offshore territories, such as Hong Kong, the British Virgin Islands (BVI), the Cayman Islands, and the Bermuda Islands, and then return to mainland China to set up foreign-invested enterprises…
An article ,named Challenges and Difficulties Faced by European Companies in the Chinese Market and written by our director at our UK company, has been published by a university in the Netherlands. The article has analysed the economic, cultural and political differences…
At the onset of China’s opening up, the West did not trade much with China. Over the last 10-20 years, the country has leaped into the world’s second-largest economy and its middle-class has flourished as a result of the increase…