A little bit about Incorp China
“Our mission is to help international clients establish and maintain a smoothly operating legal business presence in China while building long term relationships.” – Robert Fisch, Chief Executive Officer
We have over 30 years of on-the-ground China experience assisting Western companies conducting business in China. We begin by helping our clients with entity selection and business registration in the complex China market that has constantly changing rules and regulations. Our team of Hong Kong/China CPAs and lawyers provide businesses with current and incisive legal and accounting expertise in the China market.
Our personalized team approach gets your new entity up and running faster. Our accounting/HR/admin services include monthly tax declarations, payroll, social benefits, budgets, expense reporting, banking, and interface with all of the local Chinese government departments involved in the daily running of an enterprise in China.
We understand the Chinese economic environment, government processes, and challenges of living and operating in China. We employ professionals to provide quality and experienced services in the U.S. and China. As a U.S. owned company, we provide to our Western clients the convenience of working with an American citizen. You never face time zone, cultural, or language barriers.
In The News:
The China Project: Robert Fisch, the CEO of Incorp China, discusses key principles and practical advice for Western companies wanting to do business in China. https://thechinaproject.com/2022/04/20/business-and-personal-relations-in-china-with-robert-fisch/
Chris Marquis, Sinyi Professor Of Chinese Management At The University Of Cambridge Judge Business School Speaks With Robert Fisch https://thechinaproject.com/podcast/business-and-personal-relations-in-china-with-robert-fisch/
The US-China Business Council: Language Polymath in Florida Aims to Keep Chinese and Americans Talking https://www.uschina.org/50-states-50-stories/language-polymath-florida-aims-keep-chinese-and-americans-talking
Shanghai is one of China’s largest cities and a major global financial hub, hosting the Shanghai Stock Exchange and is a key player in China’s economic development. It is known for its bustling financial district, Pudong, and its role as a center for international trade and finance. Beijing is also a popular city for business formation in China. As the capital of the country, Beijing offers a highly developed business environment, access to government institutions, a large talent pool, and extensive infrastructure. Many domestic and international companies choose to establish their headquarters, regional offices, or branches in Beijing to take advantage of its economic opportunities and strategic location.
