Moore Stephens: Profit repatriation in China White Paper
September 11, 2017 Category Announcements, Weekly
One of the most common challenges facing foreign companies active in China is how to repatriate successfully their profits outside of China. Since China’s policies regarding foreign exchange are strictly regulated, repatriating funds is generally considered to be a difficult task. Issuing (1) dividends to the parent company, (2) making payments for service fees, royalties and reimbursements, and (3) making outward intercompany loans can quickly become complicated and very time-consuming.
To provide a better understanding how these procedures work in China, Moore Stephens has prepared a detailed white paper explaining all the different steps, considerations and procedures involved. In order to receive your copy, please click on the link ‘Read More’ to send us your request.
We are also happy to share with you our latest article on Transfer Pricing in China and what are the 5 things every foreign business certainly should take in mind when doing business in China.
We also prepared in cooperation with CBI Consulting the article Why should foreign companies in China be ready to expect the unexpected?
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