Initial discussion
Share your goals, current stage and timing.

U.S. tax and accounting support for Chinese businesses, relocating individuals and families — from initial planning to ongoing operations.
Based in Shanghai. Focused on your U.S. needs.
Plan before formation. Connect accounting and tax as you grow.
Structure & ownership / EIN / Business taxPrepare before important changes in status and assets.
Pre-move preparation / Tax status / Personal filingsLet organized monthly books support annual tax work.
Bookkeeping / Monthly close / Annual handoverFrom business expansion and family relocation to annual filings and daily accounting.
Connect entity and EIN matters with federal, state and cross-border business tax requirements.
Entity structure · EIN · Tax recordsPrepare for tax residency changes with an organized overview of income, assets, company interests and information reporting.
Timeline · Status · Asset recordsOrganize annual personal filings, cross-border income, family circumstances and foreign financial asset information.
Annual filings · Income · ReportingBuild a consistent connection between bookkeeping, close, management reporting and tax documentation.
Monthly close · Reports · Tax handover
From China to the U.S., with clarity.
Moving a business or family to the U.S. involves more than an entity or a tax return. Start with your operations, status and timeline, then organize the questions, records and scope.
Share your goals, current stage and timing.
Confirm records, scope and deliverables.
Use the agreed handover channel and clarify key questions.
Organize the work and identify the next priorities.
Practical reading on U.S. business, relocation and cross-border reporting.
Before choosing an entity, put owner status, member count, business operations and tax elections on the same checklist.
Sales and information reporting are different questions. Review owner funding, related-party activity and entity classification separately.
Immigration status and tax residency require separate review. Organize U.S. presence, family facts and an asset overview early.
Start with an overview, then discuss the questions.
Prepare records for your business, family or monthly books.
View and download checklists ↗Chinese businesses expanding to the U.S. and individuals or families with U.S. tax needs. Review the facts before defining the engagement.
Prepare an overview of your business or family, U.S. timeline, existing entities and filings, and the main questions. Detailed records follow through the agreed channel.
Start with the business model, ownership and planned operations. Do not decide tax arrangements based only on an entity name such as LLC.
Connect with YOJE in Shanghai about your U.S. business or family plans.
Contact and office details ↗China Channel Manager
13120628999563493051@qq.comSteps from Nanxiang Station, Shanghai Metro Line 11.