Agency for Tianjin Financial Leasing Company

Mr. Fu from Tianjin Financial Leasing Company: &
Mr. Fu from Tianjin Financial Leasing Company:
Mr. Fu from Tianjin Financial Leasing Company:
Huijin News: According to Japanese media: Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe and British Prime Minister Theresa May may discuss the impact of Brexit on Japanese companies.
Tianjin Financial Leasing Company:
1. Financial leasing companies can operate the following businesses:
, financial leasing business
, leasing business
, purchase of leased properties at home and abroad
br/>, Residual value processing and maintenance of leased properties
, Lease transaction consulting
, Concurrently operating factoring business related to the main business
, Other businesses approved by the approval department
/> 2. The entrustment establishment process and cycle (the estimated net cycle time is about three working days):
, communication and consultation
, signing of the agreement
, assistance in preparing materials to meet access conditions
, Submit name pre-approval application materials
, receive name approval notice
, assist in obtaining the company’s registered address
, do pre-approval or filing procedures
, and do related matters related to the registration of financial leasing companies Procedures
, filing with the State Administration of Foreign Exchange, opening bank accounts and banking products
, doing national and local tax assessments, signing tripartite agreements and tax filing software
Senior consultant: Mr. Fu:
Company name ：Zhongyuan Xinda (Beijing) Enterprise Management Co., Ltd.
Company address: Modern City Building, Dawang Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
According to Taiwan’s Dongsen News Cloud, former Taiwan leader Ma Ying-jeou was invited Served as Yan Jiagan Chair Professor of Law at Soochow University in Taiwan, and gave his first lecture on Japan. Talking about the fact that Taiwan did not receive an invitation letter to the ICAO (C) General Assembly held in Canada on the same day, he shouted to the current leader of Taiwan, Tsai Ing-wen, that there must be a way to do things. It does not mean that you should have the right to have it, but it still requires hard work. process.