Azure Group China has a unique proposition to offer global enterprise.
We have adopted sophisticated IP and technology that allows us to streamline the way we work with international clients. Our bilingual and internationally skilled team understand the demanding needs of global business.
Relationships take years to develop in China, where trust and history go a long way to being successful. Azure Group China has been practicing in China for close to ten years and, in that time, we have established many trusted relationships that enable us to achieve positive outcomes for our clients.
Azure Group China provide a unique, one-stop solution for foreign businesses who want to enter the China shores. We understand every client is unique and can help examine the China entry plans from different perspectives. We work closely with many trusted lawyers, government bodies, banks, visa agents, and landlords to ensure a timely and smooth China setup for our clients.
We offer an ongoing solution for our clients in managing their day-to-day accounting, compliance and tax advisory needs, helping them navigate their way through doing business in China.
Our unique range of solutions are unmatched by other accounting firms. Couple this with our senior leadership team who have worked with Azure Group China since inception and have exceptional technical and communication skills in dealing with international businesses.
Our significant international technical expertise and presence in both Asia and Australia allows us to add value to the growing demands of international clients. Being a founding member of International Alliance XLNC has allowed us to offer our clients reliable and convenient access to quality services through 82 member firms located in 41 countries around the globe.
“Being born in Shanghai and educated in Australia, it’s exciting to be able to support international business. I deliver smart and well thought through advice to help navigate the complexities of doing business in China. ” – Stephanie Liu, China Managing Partner
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Registering a company in China: Foreign Bank or Local Chinese Bank?
One of the legal requirements when registering a company in China is opening a bank account. China’s local banks and foreign banks vary a lot from each other in many aspects. As a foreign business, it’s necessary to figure out which bank should choose.
China setup: 8 Tips to help you easily generate your business names in Chinese
In China, only a company’s registered name in Chinese is legally binding. When applying for registration, the brand name, industrial selection, and registration area should be listed. The typical format for a company name is Registered Area Name + Brand Name + Industry Type + Co., Ltd. Or Brand Name + (Registered Area Name) + Industry Type + Co., Ltd.
Registering a company in China: Do I need to make Company Chops?
Having company chops are mandatory if you want to start a business in China. According to the PRC Company Law, the company chops (or seals, stamps) can be used as legal evidence and represent business activities.
Social Insurance Exemptions for Foreigners working in China
In China, social insurance includes five different types of insurance, including pension, medical, unemployment, work-related injury, and maternity insurances. If you are from one of the following countries that have signed a social insurance agreement with China, you are entitled to a social insurance exemption, once approved, you and your employer may save unnecessary insurance costs from this benefit.
Australian setup: Is Australia an attractive market for UK business to Expand into?
Many foreign companies which have registered a business in Australia in the last two years are growing steadily. Australia is among the countries with the largest GDP worldwide, and thus one of the largest economies.
How long should you keep accounting records?
According to the Accounting Records Management Method, the accounting files in China refer to various forms of accounting information, such as text and charts with preservation value, which are received or formed in the process of accounting and could record and reflect the economic business matters.
China’s latest preferential Tax policies
There are three types of tax preferential policies issued by the Chinese government this year: New preferential tax policies, Continue with some of the COVID-19 relief tax policies introduced in 2020 and Extending the implementation period of some previous tax incentive policies.
Starting a business in Australia Checklist – Before, During and After!
If you want to start your own business in Australia, you will need to know where to find the right information and support quickly and easily. This will position you and your business for success.
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