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4th Option Available When Restructuring a China Business

4th Option Available When Restructuring a China Business

This prezi will present to you with Closure and De-registration procedure procedures vividly.

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Restructuring Your Business in China

Restructuring Your Business in China

Federico Paolucci, Associate on Dezan Shira & Associates' International Business Advisory team, advises on restructuring options for a business in China.

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Company Deregistration in China

Company Deregistration in China

Closing down a company requires both time and cost – simply walking away might seemingly save the investor these expenses in the short term. However, for investors with a future perspective on doing business in China or looking to close potentia...

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Internet Challenges & Solutions When Doing Business in China

Internet Challenges & Solutions When Doing Business in China

In this special edition of China Briefing magazine, we highlight how and why foreign companies will be negatively affected by China’s internet, and provide methods to help solve these problems. We discuss ISP selection, internet connection types...

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Transition from Representative Office (RO) to Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (W...

Transition from Representative Office (RO) to Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise (W...

Would your China business benefit from the transition from Representative Office to Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise? Stephen O’Regan , Associate in Dezan Shira & Associates' Guangzhou office, discusses the benefits and challenges of the transition...

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What are the main reasons that cause factories to shift from China to Vietnam?

What are the main reasons that cause factories to shift from China to Vietnam?

During the past five years, Vietnam’s exports have doubled and compared to the previous year, total exports increased more than 13.6 percent. Vietnam is trying to attract manufacturing from Guangdong which is China’s traditional base. To ...

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What is the role exports play in the Thai economy? What are its main export good...

What is the role exports play in the Thai economy? What are its main export good...

Around 65 percent of Thailand’s GDP is consisted of exports and 86 percent of its exports are manufactured goods followed by electronics (14 percent), vehicles (13 percent), machinery and equipment (7.5 percent) and foodstuffs (7.5 percent).

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What are common causes that lead to business restructuring in China?

What are common causes that lead to business restructuring in China?

Causes that lead to business restructuring may be internal or external to the business itself. Oftentimes, business owners make the mistake of assuming that the business model of the parent company at home will share the same success in China. Howeve...

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How to Restructure an Underperforming Business in China

How to Restructure an Underperforming Business in China

In this issue of China Briefing magazine, we explore the options that are available to foreign firms looking to restructure or close their operations in China. We begin with an overview of what restructuring an unprofitable business in China might en...

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Comparison of sourcing structures in China

Comparison of sourcing structures in China

This Prezi gives an overview of the differences between representative offices, service companies and foreign invested commercial enterprises (FICE) in China.

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Currency Devaluation in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Belarus and its Effects ...

Currency Devaluation in Russia, Kazakhstan, Ukraine and Belarus and its Effects ...

This issue of Russia Briefing Magazine attempts to clarify the recent currency devaluation taking place in Russia and its effects on business. Russia Briefing first looks at the role of currency and exchange rate for businesses operating in a foreign...

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What basic requirements need to be met to establish a holding company as a priva...

What basic requirements need to be met to establish a holding company as a priva...

The company must have at least one shareholder, but not more than 50 and it can be a person or a legal entity. The entity also has to have at least one director and company secretary who is a Singaporean resident and the paid-up capital must be at le...

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