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You have a Hong Kong company and a mainland China company. You want overseas customers to pay Hong Kong while goods ship from China. But a supplier asks to contract with your China company. Which company should sign the sales contract, issue the invoice and receive the payment?
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If you are a foreign founder or investor setting up a company in China, plan beyond the business licence. If you have already registered, check what still stands between the company and its first order.
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A business needs another account when its current accounts cannot reliably handle the payments it needs to receive or make. Start with the whole payment chain: who pays your company, where the money comes from, and how your suppliers need to receive it. Then decide which accounts your business needs.
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