Accounting, Tax and Business Services in China

China remains one of the world’s most important markets for manufacturing, technology, ecommerce, supply chains, consumer brands, professional services and international trade. It offers significant opportunity, but it also has specific accounting, tax, payroll, invoice and reporting requirements that need to be handled properly from the start.

Euro Accounting supports companies, subsidiaries, entrepreneurs and international investors operating in China with practical accounting, tax and business support. Whether a client is setting up a China entity, managing a local team, trading with Chinese partners or expanding an overseas group, we help keep the financial and compliance side clear, organised and commercially useful.

Why choose China?

Major market for manufacturing, consumer goods, ecommerce, technology, professional services and international supply chains.
Common market-entry routes include Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprises, joint ventures and representative offices, depending on the activity and commercial aim.

Strong opportunity for overseas businesses that need a local presence, supplier relationships, customer access or China-based operations.

Accounting, VAT, payroll, tax and invoice processes need to be set up carefully, especially where an overseas parent company is involved.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does Euro Accounting support businesses in China?

Yes. Euro Accounting supports companies, subsidiaries, entrepreneurs and international investors operating in China with accounting, tax, payroll, audit, business advisory, VAT and income tax services.

Yes. Euro Accounting can support overseas founders and investors with China market-entry planning, company setup considerations and the finance processes needed after registration.

The China page includes full accounting services, business start-up and incorporation, local and international tax, tax investigations, payroll and HR, audit, business advisory, VAT registration and returns, and income tax.

China uses VAT, known as value-added tax. It is not usually described as GST. VAT records are closely linked to official invoice and fapiao processes.

Speak to Euro Accounting about setting up, operating or expanding in China.

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