China-U.S. Cross-Border Company Planning, Establishment and Finance-Tax Services
Core Service Value: Integrate financial, tax and commercial resources from China and the U.S. to provide end-to-end support for cross-border enterprises, ensuring compliant and efficient cross-border operations.
Target Enterprises: Chinese enterprises planning to enter the U.S. market, U.S. enterprises expanding into China, and cross-border companies with business transactions between China and the U.S. (including trade, services, investment, technical cooperation, etc.).
Specific Service Content:
- Cross-border company planning: Provide suggestions on corporate structure design (such as establishing subsidiaries, branches, or joint ventures) based on the business environment, industry policies, and tax differences between China and the U.S. Analyze the financial and tax costs, legal liabilities, and operational flexibility of different structures to optimize cross-border business processes.
- Company establishment assistance: Handle U.S. company registration (including state government filing, EIN application, and bank account opening) and relevant domestic registration procedures in China (such as ODI registration and cross-border payment and receipt registration). Assist in preparing registration materials and connecting with local institutions.
- Cross-border accounting and bookkeeping: Unify financial accounting standards, handle the connection of financial transactions between China and the U.S. (such as cross-border income/expense settlement and foreign exchange gain/loss calculation), and provide multilingual financial statements to ensure clear and traceable financial data.
- Cross-border tax compliance: Interpret the China-U.S. bilateral tax treaty (such as provisions on avoiding double taxation and tax sparing), plan cross-border tax structures (such as reasonable profit allocation and utilization of permanent establishment rules), handle tax filing in both countries, and avoid cross-border tax risks (such as transfer pricing investigations and permanent establishment identification risks).