Company Registration
Support for setting up limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, branches, sole proprietorships and other common entity types.
We support company registration, deregistration, corporate changes and fully digitalized e-invoice matters, helping businesses organize entity setup, filing updates and the operational steps that follow.
Based on the company’s current stage and operating goals, we first clarify the entity type, document status and required filing, then proceed with the appropriate service.
Support for setting up limited liability companies, joint-stock companies, branches, sole proprietorships and other common entity types.
Document preparation support for standard deregistration, simplified deregistration, complex cases and deregistration following revocation.
Common corporate changes including company name, legal representative/shareholders, registered address, business scope and registered capital.
Support for fully digitalized e-invoice activation, system setup, user training and technical assistance.

Company registration is more than obtaining a business license. Businesses should also plan for name approval, business scope, registered address, company chops, bank-account opening, tax registration and ongoing bookkeeping and tax filing.
For a Shenzhen company registration, we first clarify the entity type, registered address, shareholder structure and business scope, then coordinate chop filing, bank-account setup, tax registration and bookkeeping/tax filing.
Choose an entity type that fits the business plan and ownership structure.
We help organize documents and milestones in advance around the company-establishment process.
Continuous follow-up from registration through operational launch helps reduce repeated requests for supplemental documents.
Suitable for operational adjustments, ownership changes, office relocations or business-scope expansion. We help identify the change type, required documents and expected processing timeline.
Suitable for businesses that have ceased operations, have abnormal address status, unclear accounts or a revoked license requiring deregistration. The focus is on addressing registration, tax and legal-representative credit risks.
We organize services by filing type so businesses can quickly identify which corporate-registration step should be handled first.
Company name check, registration filing, chop filing and bank-account setup planning.
Liquidation filings, tax deregistration, business-registration deregistration and document supplementation.
Changes to the legal representative/shareholders, registered address, business scope, registered capital and related items.
Help businesses prepare for invoicing, configure the electronic tax bureau system and establish day-to-day usage procedures.
Corporate registration matters depend on entity information, tax status and document completeness. We recommend reviewing the company’s actual situation before determining the filing path.
Understand the entity type, operating goals, required matter and current document status.
Organize the business license, personnel information, address documents, chops/certificates and tax records.
Submit the required corporate-registration, tax or invoicing materials based on the matter involved.
Provide the filing result and flag follow-up bookkeeping, tax filing, invoicing and licensing matters.
Clarifying the company name, address, business scope, shareholder structure and tax setup before registration makes later invoicing, bookkeeping and licensing much smoother.
Name approval can be affected by the trade name, industry wording and existing company names. Prepare alternatives in advance and confirm the industry description that matches the principal business.
Different businesses have different office-address, premises-evidence and industry-entry requirements. For regulated activities, confirm that the address can support the required permit application.
The registered business scope affects invoicing, tax-item registration and licensing. It should be planned around current core activities and future expansion.
After incorporation, a company will typically also need to address tax registration, bank-account opening, invoicing activation, social-insurance registration, bookkeeping and annual business report filing.
Prepare the proposed company name, business scope, shareholder and legal-representative information, registered-address documents, registered-capital plan, and expected invoicing and bookkeeping needs.
Many common entity types use a subscribed-capital system, so registered capital is generally not paid in immediately. The amount should still be set reasonably based on industry requirements, operating scale and risk-bearing capacity.
First assess the business type, industry requirements and actual office arrangements, then determine whether a compliant registered address or another lawful option is suitable.
Typical follow-up items include tax registration, bank-account opening, invoicing activation, social-insurance registration, bookkeeping and any industry-specific licenses or permits.
The business scope should reflect actual operations, invoicing needs and future licensing requirements. It should not be so narrow that it restricts operations or so broad that it no longer matches the real business.
Yes. If the company has an abnormal address status, legal-representative or shareholder changes, unresolved tax matters or incomplete accounts, explain the current status first so the appropriate change or deregistration path can be assessed.