Business Models for Private Business in China

Kyle Freeman, Manager on the International Business Advisory team, will be attending the Austcham Seminar: Business Models for Private Business in China to share with participants an analysis of the different involvements in setting up a Mainland-based entity or a Hong Kong-based entity.

The Chinese market is increasingly open to foreigner investors as a part of Chinese nationwide policy.

What are the business models open to these start-ups?  To optimise value and growth of a chosen business is it preferable to set up some form of foreign-invested enterprise (FIE) in the Mainland, or use Hong Kong as the platform for entity formation and business set-up? What are the pros and cons? Choosing the appropriate investment structure for your business depends on a number of factors,including size, activities and industry.

With regulations constantly evolving, it is important that investors keep abreast of the latest developments. With the State Council’s announcement this year to shorten the business registration process for newly-established companies, what does this mean for firms looking to formally set-up in China?

Kyle's analysis of setting up a Mailand or Hong Kong-based entity will be in terms of the process of formation, corporate structure, operation and taxation.  He will further elaborate on certain key considerations in making a choice, using relevant case studies.

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