Plain-language guides, tied to the actual rules
No filler, no scare tactics. Every guide links to the government regulation or primary source it’s based on and shows the date we last checked it. If the rule changes, so does the guide.
The China compliance calendar: a foreign-owned company’s year, window by window
Every recurring window with the date it opens: the combined annual report, the tax reconciliations, trademark renewal and non-use, licence renewals, the change-triggered clocks, the once-only 30 June 2027 capital deadline, and the annual obligations that do not exist.
The Apostille for China: business documents, explained (post-2023 rules)
What changed on 7 November 2023, which company documents need an apostille, who issues one in China and what it costs, the notary step, Hong Kong and Macao, and when legalisation still applies.
What documents do I need to register a company in China?
The shape of the file a foreign investor assembles, which items need notarisation and an Apostille, and why the Chinese rendering of every name should be fixed at the start.
How long does it take to register a company in China?
The registration steps a foreign-invested company goes through, and the three that actually set the timetable: home-country documents, premises and banking.
The Chinese business licence, line by line
Business scope, Unified Social Credit Code, legal representative, registered capital and the chop, each explained in the glossary with the Chinese original.
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