Contact
Talk to an adviser, not a call centre
One phone number, answered by the team that does the work. Tell us what you are trying to build in China and we will tell you what it takes — including when the answer is “not yet”.
Call us directly+86 400 098 9866Mon–Fri 09:00–18:00 GMT+8 · English & ChineseOffice
Beijing Chengli Accounting Group
Room 2705, Unit 2, Tower B01, R&F Center
Tongzhou District, Beijing 101100, China
- info@bcac.com.cn
- Landline
- +86 10 8088 5651
- Hours
- 09:00–18:00 GMT+8
- Languages
- EN · 中文
Four ways in
We do not use a contact form. A short call is faster than an email thread, and it lets us tell you immediately whether we are the right firm for the question.
Call us
+86 400 098 9866
Direct line to the market-entry team. English and Mandarin.
Beijing landline
+86 10 8088 5651
Office reception during business hours.
info@bcac.com.cn
Send documents, or ask for a fee proposal.
Chengli client service
Best for clients already in China. Opens a chat window.
From first call to first filing
What happens after you call.
- 01Day 0
A 20-minute call
You describe the business; we tell you which entity, which approvals and what it costs. No obligation, no sales script.
- 02Day 1–2
A written scope and fee
A one-page engagement letter: deliverables, exclusions, timeline and a fixed fee.
- 03Week 1–6
Documents and filing
We send a document list matched to your case. Weekly written status in English.
- 04Ongoing
Handover and calendar
A compliance calendar with every deadline, and one named person who answers the phone.
Five things that make the call useful
None of this is compulsory. It simply shortens the distance between a conversation and a written proposal.
- What you will sell in China, and to whom
- Who the shareholders are — company or individuals, and where
- How much capital you intend to contribute, and when
- Your deadline: a contract, a hire, a shipment or a launch date
- Any existing entity, agent or filing history in China
We will sign a mutual NDA before you send cap tables or financial statements. Nothing you share is discussed with third parties, and we never contact your current advisers without written instruction.
Finding the office
Tongzhou District, next to Beijing’s municipal administrative centre — about 40 minutes from Capital Airport by car outside rush hour.
R&F Center · Tower B01
Tongzhou District, Beijing
Room 2705, Unit 2, Tower B01, R&F Center
Tongzhou District, Beijing 101100, China
Take the lift to the 27th floor and call the office number on arrival — the building requires visitor registration at reception. Send us your arrival time and we will meet you downstairs.
Before you get in touch
Urgent filing matter?
Call rather than email. If a deadline is within 48 hours, say so at the start of the call and we will prioritise it.
+86 400 098 9866Thirty to forty-five minutes, in English, with the adviser who would run your file. We ask about your business model, who the shareholders are, how much capital you plan to bring and when you need to be operating. You leave with a verbal view on entity type and timeline; if you want it in writing, we send a one-page structure note at no charge.
Emails sent during Beijing office hours are answered the same working day, and always within one working day. If your message arrives overnight, expect a reply before 11:00 Beijing time. Urgent filing matters are handled by phone — call the number rather than emailing.
No. Registration, bookkeeping, tax filing and most advisory work are delivered remotely, and documents are signed with a notarised power of attorney. Clients who prefer to meet in person are welcome at our Tongzhou office; we ask for a day’s notice so the right adviser is present.
Yes. Send your template or ask for ours. We routinely sign mutual NDAs before receiving cap tables, financial statements or shareholder documents, and we do not contact your existing advisers without your written instruction.
Next step
One call is usually enough to know
No pitch deck, no discovery sequence. Describe the business and the deadline; we will tell you what the structure should be and what it costs.
