What the Assessment Covers
Tell us about your business and your China objectives. We review the information and come back with a practical, structured view of what your project actually requires — before anyone signs anything.
The assessment looks at four things:
1. Structure
Which entity type fits your business activity, ownership plan and investment scale — WFOE, joint venture, representative office or a trading structure — and what each option means for scope, tax treatment and future flexibility.
2. Location
Where the business should sit. Manufacturing coordination, supplier proximity, customer access, local policy and hiring conditions all pull in different directions, and the right answer is rarely the most obvious city.
3. Timeline & Requirements
What the registration, banking, tax and compliance sequence realistically looks like, which documents need preparing in advance, and where foreign investors usually lose time.
4. Execution Risk
The practical issues that appear after setup — banking communication, foreign exchange, VAT and export procedures, supplier management, hiring and daily operations.
What Happens Next
We reply within one business day. There is no obligation, and we will say plainly if we think your project does not need our involvement.