Our company registration services cover various entity types, including domestic companies, foreign-invested companies, branches, and individual industrial and commercial households. The services encompass the full process, from name pre-approval and business registration to seal engraving, bank account opening, and tax registration. Typically, domestic company registration is completed within 5-7 working days, provided all documents are in order.

The fee for historical account reconciliation is determined by the level of disorder in the accounts, the number of fiscal years involved, and the volume of vouchers. It is typically quoted per set or per year. Generally, sorting out one year's accounts takes 1-2 weeks. We have a professional team that can quickly straighten out historical accounts.

Yes. Our outsourced tax compliance services include invoice management, tax audit response, and tax incentive applications. For instance, we provided a trading enterprise with outsourced tax compliance and export tax refund services, helping the company successfully navigate an audit and benefit from the refund policy.

The agency bookkeeping fee depends on the enterprise's scale and business volume. For small-scale taxpayers, it is typically 200-300 RMB/month, and for general taxpayers, 400-600 RMB/month. Original vouchers such as revenue invoices, cost invoices, bank receipts, and payroll sheets must be provided monthly. We assign a dedicated accountant to handle bookkeeping and tax filing on time each month.

Yes. We provide intellectual property planning and HNTE recognition services, for example, we successfully applied for a manufacturing enterprise. Requirements include: being established for over one year, owning core intellectual property rights, meeting the required percentage thresholds for scientific and technical personnel, R&D expenses, and high-tech product revenue. We can provide full-process consultation and agency services.

Both sole proprietorships and limited companies have their own suitable scenarios. A sole proprietorship is simple to register, has lower tax burden (usually personal income tax on business income), but bears unlimited joint and several liability and has limited financing and invoicing capabilities. A limited company has limited liability (limited to the capital contribution), making it more suitable for entrepreneurs who need risk control, expansion, or financing; however, its tax system is more complex (corporate income tax + dividend personal tax) and maintenance costs are higher. If the business scale is small, risk is low, and flexibility is desired, a sole proprietorship is cost-effective; if large transactions, team operations, or brand endorsement are involved, a limited company is recommended. The choice should be weighed comprehensively based on your business model, customer type, and risk tolerance.