What makes my foreign Chinese business a success?
BenCham, Dewit Law Office and Moore Stephens Verschelden are glad to invite you, as participant of the Belgian Economic Mission to China, to their exclusive event in Beijing on October 24. At the end, the attendees get the opportunity to attend the reception in presence of HRH Prince Filip.
Program:
| 10:30-10:45 |
Registration & Welcome |
| 10:45-11:05 |
Presentation Do’s and don’t’s in China – Intelligent business in China for foreigners.
By Andries Verschelden & Fien Van Parys |
| 11:05-11:30 |
Legal
The art of contracting in China.
Need-to-know labour law practices.
By Fien Van Parys |
| 11:30-11:55 |
Presentation Accounting and Taxation
Administrative nightmares in China?
How to wake up from the dream and seize the opportunity.
By Andries Verschelden |
| 12:00-12:30 |
Drinks
You are kindly invited for a beverage in the presence of HRH Prince Filip |
Speakers
Andries Verschelden leads the Global China Desk at Moore Stephens Verschelden from Shanghai. He focuses on transaction work across borders and works (mostly) with clients in China on projects in international accounting and taxation, business outsourcing and strategy.
Moore Stephens Verschelden is a Belgian integrated services provider for accountancy, audit and tax. The firm has a strong China-focus, with a Belgian lead team in the Shanghai office.
Fien Van Parys is a Belgian lawyer and member of the Bar of Brussels, representing Dewit Law Office in China. Through the law firm’s offices in Beijing and Chengdu, Fien provides legal advice and assistance to European companies, with a focus on corporate law, contract law, litigation and arbitration.
Bernard Dewit’s interest in China and 27 year long involvement in Chinese business, have helped him to gain the necessary experience to both understand and facilitate European investments in China and vice versa. Having forged close ties with Chinese law firms in Beijing, Shanghai, Chengdu and Hong Kong, Dewit Law Office is the first Belgian law firm to have obtained a licence to open a Representative Office in Beijing, with a branch in Chengdu to cover Western China.