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Digg it UP - Business in China #1 - Relaxing The Grip of Bureaucracy
Internet millions - Is it possible to make 1000's of dollars working from home with only a computer and an Internet connection. Yes, I think anybody could if they really wanted to. When I say really want to I mean you have to have a desire to make money. And everybody that starts there own business usually have a very strong desire to start with but after a while it fades away and you forget WHY you started this business. If
- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ inve
Are you thinking about joining a network marketing team? Have you joined a network marketing team and you’re not having success? Did you know that 97% of people who join network marketing will quit having made little or no money? If you want answers to these questions I have them for you. This is the first step for anyone who has joined or is thinking about joining a network marking team and is looking for success.Th
The mid-90’s brought new perspectives and possibilities to China. Private ownership was booming, bringing changes in life style and rapid expansion overnight in the car industry, service industries, street advertising and real estate. A foreigner wanting to take advantage of the numerous opportunities of setting up a private business in China came up against a mountain of obstacles presented by Chinese law. The only way a foreigner was permitted to start a business was in partnership with a local person, who would have to have a major share of ownership and all legal rights. In order to apply, the name approval, acceptance from MOFTEC (the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Cooperation) and tons of other paperwork all had to be legally registered, which would take many months and was often dependant on how good guanxi (relationship building) your Chinese partner had with local authorities.
The beginning of the 21st Century brought further developments. The previously tedious business registration process could now be done by various consulting agencies, providing this service for a minimum sum in a much shorter time. The easiest way of setting up a company was to apply as a consultancy service, which term covered such a broad spectrum that it effectively allowed the individual to explore business opportunities according to the market growth. Three options became available:
- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ inves
Today many people are currently unsatisfied in their careers and are looking for opportunities to work at home. A home based business can have so many rewards, no boss, more income, less stress and spending more time with your family to name a few. The solution for this desire is quite simple, find the perfect work at home opportunity that meets your goals and interests.Locating the right work at home opportunity isn't
The mid-90’s brought new perspectives and possibilities to China. Private ownership was booming, bringing changes in life style and rapid expansion overnight in the car industry, service industries, street advertising and real estate. A foreigner wanting to take advantage of the numerous opportunities of setting up a private business in China came up against a mountain of obstacles presented by Chinese law. The only way a foreigner was permitted to start a business was in partnership with a local person, who would have to have a major share of ownership and all legal rights. In order to apply, the name approval, acceptance from MOFTEC (the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Cooperation) and tons of other paperwork all had to be legally registered, which would take many months and was often dependant on how good guanxi (relationship building) your Chinese partner had with local authorities.
The beginning of the 21st Century brought further developments. The previously tedious business registration process could now be done by various consulting agencies, providing this service for a minimum sum in a much shorter time. The easiest way of setting up a company was to apply as a consultancy service, which term covered such a broad spectrum that it effectively allowed the individual to explore business opportunities according to the market growth. Three options became available:
- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ inve
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The beginning of the 21st Century brought further developments. The previously tedious business registration process could now be done by various consulting agencies, providing this service for a minimum sum in a much shorter time. The easiest way of setting up a company was to apply as a consultancy service, which term covered such a broad spectrum that it effectively allowed the individual to explore business opportunities according to the market growth. Three options became available:
- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ inve
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The beginning of the 21st Century brought further developments. The previously tedious business registration process could now be done by various consulting agencies, providing this service for a minimum sum in a much shorter time. The easiest way of setting up a company was to apply as a consultancy service, which term covered such a broad spectrum that it effectively allowed the individual to explore business opportunities according to the market growth. Three options became available:
- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ inve
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- Full Chinese ownership for the investment of 100,000 yuan
- Joint venture with 51-49% ratio in favor of the Chinese partner for the same amount.
- Full foreign ownership (WOFE – Wholly Owned Foreign Enterprise) for $100,000
At this period China was still looking at limiting market growth to businesses with ‘serious’ investment, although services for setting up ones own business were much improved and once the business was up and running the only further legal obligation was to pay taxes.
The year 2005 brought in yet more changes and China continues to relax its need for control. Setting up a consulting company now takes only a few months. With a small amount of paperwork and a minimum of $10,000, you can own the business in China, as long as it is already registered abroad, with a Hong Kong bank account. The second step would be to hire an accountant (part-time if necessary) and open a mainland China bank account. For office space, you can run your business from home as long as the real estate management has a licence for such services or if you own the apartment. So, these days you are pretty much free to find your own way, use your own guanxi and explore the many opportunities in the land of dragons.
Copyright 2006 Dalida Turkovic
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