Guide to doing business in china How do I set up a representative office in China?
Establishment of a representative office has become the most common means of establishing a long-term presence in China. Chinese law restricts the scope of activity undertaken by such offices to "indirect business activity." A representative office may act as a liaison with Chinese contacts, implement contracts signed outside China by the home office, and undertake market research.
Guide to doing business in china Such offices may not engage in trade, receive fees for service, sign contracts or directly generate income. To learn more about setting up a representative office in China. Identify a Commercial Service office in China to learn about the registration process.http://www.export.gov/china/exporting_to_china/RepOffice.pdf
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