Services
Six practice areas covering cross-border investment, market entry, local operations and compliance, industrial investment and international trade.
Engage a single workstream or the full mandate, depending on your stage.
Cross-border investment and transaction advisory
From opportunity assessment to transaction structure: is it viable, how do we proceed, and with whom?
Investment feasibility and commercial risk assessment
Cross-border investment structuring and transaction advisory
Commercial due diligence
ODI and outbound investment filing coordination
Market entry and outbound establishment
Before entering a market, the access route, the counterparty and the delivery model must be confirmed.
Offshore entity establishment
Background checks on business partners
Localised operations and business coordination support
Overseas operations, tax and compliance
Long-term matters after incorporation: accounting, tax, staffing and risk.
Corporate governance and internal control advisory
Labour and business operating compliance coordination
Enterprise risk management and compliance training
Mining, energy and agriculture investment advisory
Project-centric, from resource verification and due diligence coordination to investment execution.
Verification and background checks on mining rights, projects and counterparties
Technical and commercial due diligence coordination
Energy infrastructure project cooperation
Investment project delivery and execution coordination
International trade and supply chain advisory
Trade liaison, negotiation and compliance handled together.
Supplier background and commercial credit investigation coordination
Commodity trade project coordination
International trade compliance coordination
Central Asian corporate compliance training
Three courses cover labour, tax and cross-border investment, designed on a "ready to apply" principle.
Corporate Tax Practice and Risk Prevention in Kazakhstan
Cross-border Investment Compliance and Tax Risk in China–Kazakhstan
Key content and syllabus
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Frequently asked questions
The answers below reflect verifiable practice and are published as structured data for search engines and AI.
01How do Yuqiaohui and law or accounting firms divide responsibilities?
Yuqiaohui does not issue legal opinions or audit reports. Statutory matters such as legal opinions, audits and tax filings are issued by locally licensed institutions; we handle requirement scoping, institution selection, alignment of positions and project progression.
02What is the difference between project verification and due diligence?
Verification answers "is this real" — entity, title, capacity, site. Due diligence answers "is it worth the price" — finances, liabilities, compliance, litigation. Most cross-border projects need verification first, then a decision on whether to commit due diligence costs.
03How are timeline and fees determined?
Quoted by project scope. Usually an initial discussion is followed by a phased scope of work and corresponding fees. Cross-border projects should not be priced as a "package" with a guaranteed outcome, since key variables often sit with the counterparty.
04Do you accept projects involving only overseas entities, with no Chinese company?
Yes. The criterion is not where the entity is registered, but whether the project requires commercial judgement between Chinese and Russian, on-site verification and cross-border coordination. If a project involves no Chinese resources or decision chain at all, we will first explain the service boundary and then decide whether to take it on.