Can domestic foreign-funded enterprises IPO?

Can domestic foreign-funded enterprises IPO

When an enterprise publicly issues A shares and goes public, it may be a complicated and subtle legal issue to judge whether it belongs to the nature of foreign investment. At present, there is no direct legal basis for defining the legal nature of foreign-invested enterprises. Theoretically speaking, the criteria for defining foreign-invested enterprises can be summarized into two types. One is the "source of foreign exchange capital", that is, it is defined from the source of foreign exchange funds as capital in the enterprise. As long as the foreign exchange funds invested by the foreign shareholders of the enterprise come from abroad, the enterprise can be considered as a foreign-invested enterprise (if the foreign-invested enterprise reinvests in China with its RMB profits, it is also considered as foreign investment); The other is "the nationality theory of the actual controller of the foreign shareholder", that is, judging from the nationality of the actual controller of the foreign shareholder of the enterprise, if the actual controller of the foreign shareholder of the enterprise is a foreigner, the enterprise is a foreign-invested enterprise. In the practice of foreign direct investment, no matter whether the actual controller of the enterprise belongs to China citizens or not, as long as it is an enterprise established by foreign investors in China according to the prescribed conditions, the competent foreign trade and economic cooperation authorities all recognize it as a foreign-invested enterprise, and foreign investors refer to foreign countries, Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan regions, legal persons, other economic organizations or foreign natural persons. Is it considered as a foreign-funded enterprise if a foreign-funded enterprise is merged with a foreign-funded enterprise in China?

First of all, you need to make sure that the foreign-funded enterprise you mentioned is a company with independent legal personality established by a foreign company (natural person) in China, right? This is called a foreign-funded enterprise.

It is stipulated in the Foreign-invested Enterprise Law that the reinvestment of a foreign-funded enterprise belongs to domestic capital.

If the joint venture object is a domestic enterprise, it belongs to domestic capital

If the joint venture object is a foreign company (natural person), it belongs to foreign capital

If the joint venture formation is a foreign-funded enterprise, it still belongs to domestic capital-(both parties are reinvested)

If there is a private letter that I don't understand, how can I connect with the domestic foreign-funded enterprise for capital verification?

You can deposit US dollars with cross-border financial service providers such as Easy Exchange, and then ask them to give you RMB or US dollars at home, and it will be settled soon. Of course, when you do business related to easy exchange, you will complete the delivery through banking institutions, so there is no risk for you. Sincerely answer your questions, give a favorable comment, thank you. Foreign-funded enterprises have invested in China.

In this case, the nature of your enterprise needs to be changed, from domestic capital to joint venture. First, go through the approval certificate at the foreign economic department, and then go through the formalities of capital verification and industrial and commercial tax change after obtaining the certificate. Foreign-funded enterprises have to pay taxes for bringing domestic cars into customs, but the state exempts those who have returned to China to start businesses.

do products of foreign-funded enterprises in China need to be declared to domestic customers?

Chinese-foreign cooperation, Chinese-foreign joint ventures and wholly foreign-owned enterprises in China are collectively referred to as foreign-funded enterprises.

their products are sold to domestic customers and do not need to be declared. But the raw materials, spare parts and components they import for making products must be declared. Foreign-funded enterprises in China.

Wal-Mart: No.1 in the Fortune 5 (by turnover)

General Electric: Fortune 5 (by total assets)

Toyota Motor: No.1 automobile manufacturer in the world.

KFC: the number one fast food restaurant in the world.

Lisboa Casino: the big brother of the world casino.

Lehman Brothers Bank: a 158-year-old senior investment bank, is looking for a general manager in China.

Retail industry: Metro, Carrefour, The Home Depot,

Automobile industry: Honda, Suzuki, General Motors, Volkswagen, BMW and Mercedes Benz

IT industry: IBM, SAP, DELL, HP, microsoft,

Manufacturing industry: Mitsubishi, Fuji, Casio, Xerox, LG, Samsung and Mercedes Benz. Danone, Wang Lao Ji (Hong Kong), Cafe de coral (Hong Kong)

Financial industry: AIG/AIU/AIA, Merrill Lynch, Goldman Sachs, JP Morgan, Florescence Bank, HSBC, etc.

Service industry: Portuguese casino (Macau), foreign-funded hotels and foreign-funded enterprises sell their products to domestic enterprises, are they counted as exports?

foreign companies registered in China are not counted as domestic trade. However, if it is sold to an enterprise registered in a processing zone or a comprehensive insurance zone, it is counted as an export. Processing zones and comprehensive insurance zones implement the policy of domestic customs clearance. What are the joint ventures between domestic private enterprises and foreign-funded enterprises? Is there such a case?

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: p5w./news/cjxw/258/t9789.htm Are there any small and medium-sized enterprises in domestic foreign capital and joint ventures

Of course there are. It is necessary to define what is foreign capital and Sino-foreign joint ventures. And what is small and medium-sized enterprises.

Foreign capital and Sino-foreign joint ventures depend on the nationality of the investors. The size of an enterprise is determined by the number of employees, market value, profit, tax payment and other indicators, so two different things are not related to each other.

For example, if an American registers a noodle restaurant in China, he belongs to a small foreign-funded enterprise.