About YAOYOUNG
A Shenzhen firm that helps foreign founders register and run a company in China — and keep it compliant long after the licence is issued.
Yaoyoung Enterprise Management is a Shenzhen-based corporate services firm that helps foreign founders register and run a company in mainland China. We were registered in Shenzhen in 2015 and have worked from Qianhai since 2017.
Most clients arrive from outside China: cross-border e-commerce sellers, overseas investors, and foreign teams that need a mainland entity to sign contracts and collect payments. Their real question is rarely whether registration is possible — it is how tax, capital and residency line up afterwards. So domestic incorporation, e-commerce tax planning and cross-border structuring sit on one desk rather than three.
Beyond the mainland entity, we incorporate and maintain Hong Kong, Singapore, US, UK, Dubai and offshore companies for the same clients. For investors we build the wider cross-border solution — business architecture, tax planning, asset allocation and residency planning — around a global expansion strategy.
We work on a named-advisor basis. The person who assesses your case is the person who signs off the filing, and you keep the same contact through the annual filings. We decline cases we do not believe will pass rather than discovering the problem after a rejection.
The firm covers China company registration, Hong Kong and overseas structures, e-commerce and corporate tax, ODI filing, residency planning and intellectual property — the sequence a cross-border business actually moves through, rather than a menu of unrelated services.
How the practice grew
Registered in Shenzhen
Founded to serve Shenzhen companies with registration, tax advisory and domestic intellectual property work.
Moved into Qianhai
Began serving companies entering the Qianhai free trade area, building practice in foreign investment and address compliance.
Extended to Hong Kong and offshore
Added Hong Kong incorporation, bank account support and offshore structures for clients trading outside the mainland.
Accounting and IP brought in-house
Bookkeeping, tax filing and trademark work consolidated under one team so filings and corporate changes stay in step.
ODI and cross-border structuring
Outbound investment filing and red-chip structures became a core practice alongside inbound formation.
Brand and English practice
The firm adopted the YAOYOUNG brand and opened an English-language practice for international founders.