Foreign individual shareholder
Individual investors need passport information, address details and a clear role for the legal representative and finance contact.
This guide explains how foreign investors should prepare a WFOE application before speaking with an adviser or filing documents.
A WFOE is a foreign-invested limited liability company that allows overseas investors to operate in China through a local entity, sign contracts, issue invoices and hire staff.
Investors usually consider a WFOE when they need local contracts, RMB invoicing, China staff, import-export activity, consulting income, manufacturing or long-term China operations.
Individual investors need passport information, address details and a clear role for the legal representative and finance contact.
Corporate shareholders normally prepare registration certificates, authorized signatory documents and ownership information.
Move from research to application preparation.
Plan the Shanghai entity, address and business scope.
Prepare KYC, legal representative and transaction materials.
Prepare post-registration accounting and tax filing.
Checklist of incorporation documents for WFOE filing.
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