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公司不经营了,最贵的做法不是注销,而是扔着不管:不报税、不年报,几年后发现自己上了黑名单,高铁都坐不了。 更麻烦的是,注销时突然发现有个股东联系不上,决议签不了、清算组组不起来,卡死。
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When starting a business in Shenzhen, the two words that most excite entrepreneurs are “Qianhai.” In January 2026, the Ministry of Finance and the State Taxation Administration jointly issued a notice extending the implementation period of the corporate income tax incentives for enterprises in the Qianhai Shenzhen-Hong Kong Modern Service Industry Cooperation Zone directly to December 31, 2027.
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Many business owners assume that once a Hong Kong company is registered and they have the Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate in hand, they can easily open a bank account. The reality in 2026 is that banks are enforcing much stricter screening standards than in previous years; the approval rate for shell companies opening accounts is less than 5%, and rejections often stem from issues with three types of documentation. Today, we’ll clearly outline the essential requirements for opening an account and list the most challenging documents to provide, so you can avoid unnecessary trips.
2026-10-18
One of the biggest headaches for cross-border sellers: how to receive payments in compliance with regulations. If they use a personal bank account in mainland China, the $50,000 limit isn’t enough; if they use a mainland Chinese company, the 13% VAT plus 25% corporate income tax significantly erodes their profits. After the new ODI regulations take effect in 2026, using a Hong Kong company will shift from being an optional choice to a compliance standard—but if used incorrectly, it can become a ticking time bomb.
2026-10-18
The landscape of tax audits in 2026 has changed: it’s no longer a matter of which company is unlucky enough to be selected at random, but rather the system automatically scans the entire internet every day. An agricultural company in Fujian had a cooperative issue 850 ordinary VAT invoices to it; this was deemed fraudulent issuance and resulted in a 100,000 fine. A shell company in Qingdao issued 33 fraudulent invoices and was fined 450,000. These are not isolated cases.
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