Asomerit Consulting

Based in Beijing, Asomerit Consulting works with foreign founders and international companies entering the Chinese market or maintaining operations there. The firm has operated since 2018 and presents its services as bilingual—in English and Chinese—support spanning corporate filings, accounting, tax, compliance, and people operations. Its focus is on companies that need to coordinate local work without splitting every stage among separate providers.

For market entry, Asomerit offers wholly foreign-owned enterprise (WFOE) registration in mainland China and company formation in Hong Kong. It also helps prepare corporate bank-account applications, including banking documentation and know-your-customer requirements. The company says it supports work in more than 30 mainland cities; the right structure and specific requirements depend on the business activity and location.

After formation, the consultancy lists monthly bookkeeping and tax filing, tax-invoice management, annual compliance, and payroll and social-insurance support. For trading operations, it adds import and export registration, customs-system access, and guidance on export tax rebates. Food businesses can ask about the process for an operating license, prepackaged-food filings, and premises readiness.

Individual services include China work visas, work and residence permits, and no-criminal-record certificates with related document processing. For growing teams, Asomerit outlines hiring routes through direct employment by a WFOE, third-party services, or Hong Kong employment, alongside payroll and social-insurance obligations. These matters remain subject to regulations and official review; the firm describes administrative and document support, not guaranteed approvals.

Hong Kong services include incorporation, bank-account opening, accounting, and corporate secretarial support. This allows the firm to work with projects that combine mainland China operations with a Hong Kong entity, as well as company changes, restructuring, or closure. The site groups its solutions into three stages—set up, operate, and hire—so a business can identify relevant filings for its current phase.

The company says it has delivery teams in Beijing, Hong Kong, and more than 30 mainland cities, and describes its approach as bilingual and on the ground: advisers help with Chinese-language paperwork and dealings with local authorities. It also says it usually defines scope, timing, and fees before work begins and confirms any additional work before proceeding. That upfront definition is useful for filings whose requirements depend on the business and its documents.

Asomerit’s office is in Hengan Building in Beijing’s Chaoyang District. The firm accepts inquiries Monday through Friday and communicates in English or Chinese. For an international company, its practical value lies in bringing formation, accounting obligations, licenses, and hiring into one working relationship. A first consultation can clarify the project and produce a proposal with the scope and requirements that apply to the case.