Founded in 2015 and headquartered in Shenzhen, Qicaiying Group is a leading provider of corporate services and tax compliance solutions in China.
The Group is deeply committed to providing services across the entire corporate lifecycle. Its core business areas include: business registration, bookkeeping services, tax compliance, overseas company registration (Hong Kong, the U.S., Singapore, Mexico, etc.), cross-border structuring, outbound direct investment (ODI) filing, overseas tax planning, bank account opening assistance, and identity planning.
Over the past decade, Qicaiying has served more than 10,000 corporate clients and has accumulated solid practical experience in key areas such as corporate structuring in Hong Kong and overseas, cross-border tax and financial compliance, and corporate accounting management. The Group boasts a team of seasoned financial and tax advisors who closely monitor changes in domestic and international tax systems and regulatory trends, providing clients with one-stop solutions ranging from structural planning to implementation.
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