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Casual Articles - Setting Up a Representative Office in China - Restrictions
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A Representative Office should take special care when performing the following activities:
Billing Procedures: A Representative Office may neither collect money for its parent company nor invoice clients directly - this must be handled by the parent company. This is a tricky and ambiguous area, and it would be wise to subject your Representative Office’s billing procedures to the scrutiny of a competent professional in China to ensure that it is not operating outside of its scope of business.
Signing Contracts: All contracts must be signed by the parent company, although a Representative Office can negotiate contracts that are later signed by its parent company.
Employing Staff: Unlike Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, a Representative Office cannot directly hire employees - it must use an authorized human resources agency. Although most of these agencies are affiliated with local governments, a few are pri
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A Representative Office should take special care when performing the following activities:
Billing Procedures: A Representative Office may neither collect money for its parent company nor invoice clients directly - this must be handled by the parent company. This is a tricky and ambiguous area, and it would be wise to subject your Representative Office’s billing procedures to the scrutiny of a competent professional in China to ensure that it is not operating outside of its scope of business.
Signing Contracts: All contracts must be signed by the parent company, although a Representative Office can negotiate contracts that are later signed by its parent company.
Employing Staff: Unlike Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, a Representative Office cannot directly hire employees - it must use an authorized human resources agency. Although most of these agencies are affiliated with local governments, a few are pri
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Signing Contracts: All contracts must be signed by the parent company, although a Representative Office can negotiate contracts that are later signed by its parent company.
Employing Staff: Unlike Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, a Representative Office cannot directly hire employees - it must use an authorized human resources agency. Although most of these agencies are affiliated with local governments, a few are pri
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Signing Contracts: All contracts must be signed by the parent company, although a Representative Office can negotiate contracts that are later signed by its parent company.
Employing Staff: Unlike Joint Ventures and Wholly Foreign Owned Enterprises, a Representative Office cannot directly hire employees - it must use an authorized human resources agency. Although most of these agencies are affiliated with local governments, a few are pri
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A draft Labor Contract Law is widely expected to be enacted soon. Assuming that the enacted law is identical to the draft that is currently in circulation, Representative Offices will be allowed to contract directly with employees during the employees’ first year of service.
Activities Outside the Normal Scope of the Parent Company: Even th
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