2026年，广州出入境系统升级后，这个陷阱被自动识别，逾期即触发警报。 先讲一个反常识的事实： 工作许可注销后 […]

“The ”Safeway model" has been targeted, and the ODI filing is the compliance talisman Recently, Guangzhou [...]

Once deregistration is complete, it can be done in just 10 days! When doing business in Guangzhou—whether you’re a newly registered foreign trade company or an established business looking to expand overseas—there’s one step you simply can’t avoid […]

After registering a cross-border e-commerce company in Guangzhou, many people have the same question: 👉 “I already have a company, so why can’t I start doing business normally?” In fact, the key factor that truly determines whether you can successfully operate a cross-border e-commerce business isn’t just “company registration,” but rather the entire set of follow-up filing procedures, including: customs registration, activation of the Electronic Port, and compliance with foreign exchange account and payment regulations. If these steps aren’t planned in advance, you may easily encounter issues such as being unable to join e-commerce platforms, difficulties clearing goods through customs, restrictions on receiving payments, or even having your funds frozen.

For many people starting a cross-border e-commerce business in Guangzhou, the first step is to register a company. However, when filling out the registration forms, they often get stuck on one question: What is the appropriate amount for the registered capital? Is higher always better? This is especially true in 2026, as the full implementation of supporting measures for the new *Company Law* (such as the *Standards for Business Entity Registration Documents*) has completely changed the “rules of the game” regarding registered capital. This not only affects the company’s image but also directly impacts future operational risks, so you should never fill in this figure carelessly.