How much does it cost to register a company in China?

Registering a company in China is a crucial step for foreign businesses entering the Chinese market. Michael Xu, an experienced corporate lawyer with twenty years of practice, provides detailed guidance on the registration process and associated costs in China.

1. Process for Registering a Company in China

Company Name Approval: Submit the company name for pre-approval to ensure it complies with regulations.

Draft Articles of Association: Draft and sign the company's articles of association.

Apply for Business License: Submit relevant documents to the Administration for Industry and Commerce to apply for a business license.

Seal Carving: After obtaining the business license, carve the company seal, financial seal, and legal representative seal.

Open Bank Account: Open a company bank account.

Tax Registration: Register with the tax authorities.

2. Costs Associated with Registering a Company

Registered Capital: Determined based on the company type and industry requirements.

Government Fees: Including name approval fees, business license fees, and seal carving fees.

Service Fees: If using an agency, additional service fees apply.

Other Costs: Such as bank account opening fees and tax registration fees.

3. Expertise of Michael Xu’s Legal Team

15 Years of Specialized Business Legal Services: Extensive experience providing comprehensive company registration services.

Professional Skills: Expertise in handling various legal issues during the company registration process, ensuring smooth registration.

Successful Cases: Showcasing successful experiences in handling company registrations and related legal matters, ensuring clients' legal rights are upheld.

Conclusion

Registering a company in China involves multiple steps and costs. With professional support from Michael Xu and his team, businesses can smoothly complete the registration process and ensure legal operation in the Chinese market.