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Company Registration in China (WFOE set up)

WFOE Setup Services – Expert Legal Support from Your German Law Firm

Expanding your business into China? Our German law firm offers expert legal guidance for setting up a Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (WFOE)—the ideal structure for foreign investors seeking full ownership and operational independence.

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Richard Hoffmann
Richard Hoffmann
Partner, Lawyer
Tel.: +49 6203 95561 2600
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Our services include:

  • Regulatory Compliance – Ensuring your business activities align with Chinese regulations.
  • Pre-Registration Support – Business name approval, office lease verification, feasibility study submission.
  • Company Formation – Drafting articles of association, capital declaration, and registration with the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR).
  • Post-Registration Assistance – Tax registration, bank account setup, and compliance with local authorities.
  • With years of experience in German-Chinese business law, we navigate the complexities so you can focus on growth. Contact us today to start your WFOE journey!

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