China WOFE requirements, also known as the wholly foreign-owned enterprise or the WFOE, are the set of rules and regulations that govern the establishment and operation of a WOFE in China. The WOFE is a type of business entity that allows foreign investors to own and control 100% of a company in China, without the need for a local partner or shareholder. The WOFE can engage in various business activities, such as manufacturing, trading, consulting, or service provision. However, the WOFE is also subject to certain restrictions and limitations, depending on the industry, location, and scope of the business. In this archive, you will find a collection of detailed articles that outline the various aspects of the China WOFE requirements, such as the minimum registered capital, the business scope, the legal representative, the shareholders, the board of directors, the articles of association, the bank account, the licenses and permits, and the annual audit and reporting. You will also learn how to comply with the China WOFE requirements and how to avoid common mistakes and penalties that may arise during your WOFE establishment or operation in China. Whether you are planning to set up a WOFE in China, already have one, or just want to learn more about it, this archive will provide you with useful information and advice on the China WOFE requirements.
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