China Law Key Words · Banking, FX and Capital Controls
Capital Account & Cross-Border Capital
Keyword hub for capital-account flows into and out of China entities—registered capital, equity changes, and investor cash planning.
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What “Capital Account & Cross-Border Capital” usually means
Orientation within Banking, FX and Capital Controls
Capital injection
Paying subscribed capital through FX channels.
Equity events
Transfers and restructurings with bank/SAFE interfaces.
Not trade cash
Keep capital events distinct from trade and service payments.
Residual capital
Liquidation residuals need clean capital histories.
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Banking, FX & Capital Controls Guide
Capital vs current account practicalities.
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Open →L3Company Formation
Initial capital setup.
Open →Related5-year capital rule
Company Law contribution clock.
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Administration themes.
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- Align AoA capital with bank plan Subscription vs paid-in.
- Schedule FX injections Before operating cash crisis.
- Keep contribution evidence For later exit.
- Separate capital from loans Documentation differs.
- Coordinate with 5-year clock Company Law duties.
Parent: Banking, FX and Capital Controls · National guide: Banking, FX & Capital Controls Guide.
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Frequently asked questions
Orientation only—not legal advice
Is registered capital the same as cash in bank?
Subscription vs paid-in differs—banks and Company Law both care about the path of actual funds.
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