Haiyang Wang

Haiyang Wang is a corporate and company formation attorney in Changping, Beijing, practicing at Beijing Jinbiao Law Firm. Mr. Wang has accumulated 14 years of professional experience since his admission to the Beijing Bar Association in 2012, focusing primarily on company formation and registration, corporate structuring, mergers and acquisitions, and ongoing corporate compliance. He earned his law degree from Renmin University of China, one of the nation's most prestigious institutions for legal education.

Practice Philosophy and Approach

Mr. Wang's practice centers on guiding entrepreneurs and businesses through the full lifecycle of corporate formation and development. He advises both domestic startups and foreign investors on company registration, corporate structure optimization, shareholder and partnership agreement drafting, investment and financing transactions, and ongoing compliance matters. He takes a practical, solutions-oriented approach to corporate law, helping clients understand not just what the law requires, but how to structure their businesses for maximum efficiency and growth within the Chinese regulatory framework.

Company Formation and Registration

Mr. Wang handles the full range of company formation matters, including the selection of appropriate corporate structures, preparation of registration documents, and navigation of approvals from market regulation authorities. For foreign investors, he advises on the choice between Wholly Foreign-Owned Enterprise, joint venture, and representative office structures based on the client's business objectives, industry restrictions, and operational requirements. He prepares the articles of association, investment agreements, and regulatory filings needed to establish the company, coordinating with local authorities to ensure timely registration.

For foreign investors evaluating entry into the China market, Mr. Wang provides a structured assessment of the available corporate forms, regulatory requirements, and timeline considerations. He advises on the implications of the Foreign Investment Law and the negative list system, helping clients determine whether their proposed business activities are in restricted or prohibited sectors and what additional approvals may be required. He also assists with the preparation of feasibility study reports, investment applications, and the documentation needed for foreign exchange registration and capital account matters.

Mr. Wang also advises on the tax and operational implications of different corporate structures, coordinating with tax advisors and accountants to ensure that the corporate form selected supports the client's overall business and tax planning objectives. He reviews lease agreements, employment contracts, and service provider arrangements to ensure they are consistent with the corporate structure and operational plan.

Corporate Restructuring and M&A

In mergers and acquisitions, Mr. Wang advises on transaction structuring, due diligence, negotiation, and documentation. He reviews the legal and regulatory aspects of proposed transactions, identifies potential risks and liabilities, and drafts the transaction documents needed to protect the client's interests. He handles share transfers, asset acquisitions, business combinations, and corporate reorganizations, ensuring that each transaction is properly structured under Chinese company law.

Corporate Governance and Compliance

Mr. Wang advises on corporate governance matters, including board and shareholder meeting procedures, shareholder agreement preparation, corporate authorization documentation, and compliance with China's company law and regulatory requirements. He assists companies in maintaining proper corporate records, preparing board resolutions, and ensuring that corporate actions are legally effective. For foreign-invested enterprises, he provides guidance on the ongoing compliance obligations that apply to their specific corporate form.

Client Communication and Engagement

Mr. Wang does not promise specific outcomes. His commitment is to thorough case preparation, accurate legal analysis, and diligent representation within the framework of Chinese law and professional ethics. Engagement terms, fee arrangements, and communication protocols are confirmed at the outset of each matter. Clients receive regular updates on case progress, upcoming deadlines, and decisions requiring their input. His office in Changping, Beijing is accessible for in-person consultations, and remote communication is available for clients who cannot attend in person.

Representative matters handled by Mr. Wang include WFOE establishment for European technology companies, joint venture structuring for manufacturing partnerships, share transfer transactions for foreign investors exiting China investments, and corporate compliance program development for multinational subsidiaries. His experience across the full range of corporate law enables him to advise clients with practical authority at every stage of their business operations in China. Mr. Wang also advises on the legal aspects of business dissolution and exit strategies, including voluntary liquidation, deregistration procedures, and the transfer or disposal of China-based assets upon closing or restructuring a China operation. Mr. Wang also provides guidance on the legal requirements for maintaining a registered address, filing annual reports, and complying with ongoing reporting obligations to market regulation and tax authorities, ensuring that companies remain in good standing throughout their operational life in China. Mr. Wang also assists clients with the preparation of board resolutions, shareholder meeting minutes, and corporate authorization documents needed for routine corporate actions such as bank account openings, contract signings, and regulatory filings. He advises on the corporate documentation standards expected by Chinese banks, government agencies, and business counterparties, helping clients avoid delays caused by incomplete or improperly formatted corporate documents.