In the past, mainland companies used to accept orders and then buy products from China. Because domestic companies make profits, they need to pay taxes to the domestic government. Now you can set up a limited company in Hong Kong, use Hong Kong companies as foreign firms to trade, use Hong Kong's efficient and rich information channels to contact customers and expand the market, and also use Hong Kong's perfect financial system and free trade port status to better develop your business. For example, you can find customers in the name of a Hong Kong company, negotiate and sign contracts, take orders (assuming it is $6,543,800+0,000), then purchase directly from your domestic suppliers at the same price (assuming it is $800,000), and finally sell directly to your overseas customers in the name of a Hong Kong company. The goods can be transported directly from China port to the destination port without going through Hong Kong, so that the Hong Kong company has a profit of 200,000 US dollars. At this time, it has no impact on the profits of mainland suppliers, but it was previously sold to you (individual) mainland companies, and now it is sold to your Hong Kong company. As for the account, you can use the account of a Hong Kong company to facilitate your international fund settlement. Hong Kong is a well-known super financial center, without any foreign exchange control, and all financial services are very sound, so it is very convenient for you to operate funds. Or you can choose to open a offshore account in the Mainland in the name of Hong Kong Limited, or you can operate funds. The so-called offshore account is a non-local foreign currency account opened by some mainland banks for overseas companies with the approval of the China government. There is little foreign exchange control in the mainland, and funds are completely free and convenient to enter and leave the country.
Of course, in this case, if the factory has no import and export right, you still need to find a foreign trade agent in the mainland to help you export, but this time it is directly exported to your own Hong Kong company. Of course, whether you can do this depends on the settlement method between you and the factory and so on. After all, you have to pay RMB to the factory, but offshore account can only pay foreign exchange, and offshore account cannot directly withdraw cash or settle foreign exchange.
Because I am not particularly clear about your situation, I can only briefly introduce the general operation mode. If you have any specific questions, you can continue to contact me, tjevans @126.com.
A domestic office refers to an office set up by an overseas institution in China, but the representative office of this office can't actually carry out business, and can only contact customers to display products. In other words, the office cannot accept business or receive payment.