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Audit and Assurance

CAS-Related Services

IFRS-Related Services

US GAAP-Related Services

HKFRS-Related Services

HGB-Related Services

Capital Verification

Internal Control Audit

Information System Audit

Capital Market Services

Other Assurance Services
Tax Services

Business Tax Services

Indirect Tax Services

Private Tax Services

Customs and International Trade (CIT) services

Tax services of Transaction

Tax Accounting and Risk Consulting

Tax Compliance Review
Financial Consulting

Public offering services

Financial Due Diligence

Business Valuation

Business Model Optimization

Business Exit Planning

Cross-Border Transaction Consulting
Risk Management Services

Financial Risk Management

Compliance Risk Management
Management consulting

Human Resource Management

Information Technology Management

Strategy and Operation Management

Financial Transformation Management
Accounting Services

Financial Outsourcing in Mainland China

Financial Outsourcing in Hong Kong

Financial Outsourcing in Singapore

Financial Outsourcing in Other Regions

Tax Filing of Overseas Companies

Tax Filing Domestic company
Company Incorporation and Other Services

Company Incorporatin in Mainland of China

Company Incorporatin in Hong Kong

Company Incorporatin in Other Regions

Offshore Company Incorporation

Address Registration Services

High-tech Enterprise Certification Application

Patent Commissioning

Trademark Commissioning

Annual Inspection Services
Cross-Border Investment Services

Outbound Direct Investment（ODI）

Foreign Direct Investment（FDI）

Customs and International Trade (CIT) services

Global

EU and China: The Comprehensive Agreement on Investment

Exclusive distribution rights: Court decisions illustrate the need for careful planning

Global Trade Managed Services

How COVID-19 impacted supply chains and what comes next

Indirect Tax in Motion: How a structured approach can help businesses control trade activities

Our global trade webcasts

Americas

Colombia: Green light for AEO authorizations

Colombia: Recent changes regarding imports and exports

United States: Technical corrections to the USMCA Implementation Act - impact on free trade zones

Asia-Pacific

Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership - the transformative potential

Japan: Annual report on post-entry audits

Malaysia: Enhancements to the Authorized Economic Operator program

Vietnam: Free trade agreements – opportunities and recommendations

Europe, Middle East, India and Africa

Africa: How free trade can accelerate Africa’s COVID-19 recovery

Brexit: Update on EU-UK trade relations

Brexit: The impact on EU businesses

Brexit: What rules of origin mean for UK-EU trade

EU: Proposals for carbon border adjustment mechanism

EU: Is VAT deduction on imported goods dependent on ownership?

Norway: VAT and customs issues with supply and install contracts

Saudi Arabia: Post-clearance audits

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Question: How many ways are there for foreign-funded enterprises to contribute capital?

Foreign direct investment is the act of direct investment in China by foreign enterprises and economic organizations or individuals (including overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Chinese enterprises registered overseas) in accordance with relevant Chinese policies and regulations, using cash, in kind, and technology to directly invest in China. Including: the establishment of wholly foreign-owned enterprises in China, the establishment of Sino-foreign joint ventures, cooperative enterprises or cooperative development of resources with enterprises or economic organizations in China (including the reinvestment of foreign investment income), and the approval of relevant government departments The funds borrowed from abroad by the enterprise within the total project investment.

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