At PHC Advisory we assist Clients in preparing and submitting the SAMR annual report.

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Every company registered in China must submit its annual report to the State Administration for Market Regulation (SAMR) by 30 June each year, and entities that fail to file are placed on a public abnormal operations list that affects commercial credibility, banking relationships, and the ability to process government filings.

Services

China SAMR annual report preparation and submission

Annual market regulator filing deadline monitoring

SAMR report data consistency validation

Why PHC Advisory for Annual Reporting Filing SAMR?

At PHC Advisory we assist Clients in preparing and submitting the SAMR annual report, cross-checking against the audited accounts and statutory records to ensure the information is accurate and consistent.

Who We Serve

  • Foreign-invested enterprises (FIEs) and subsidiaries of foreign groups
  • Companies registered in China
  • Multinational groups
  • Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs)
  • Business owners and entrepreneurs
  • Private equity firms and investors

FAQ's

When must the SAMR annual report be submitted?

By 30 June each year, by every company registered in China.

What happens if a company fails to file?
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