What should Chinese companies plan before entering the U.S.?
Entity structure, tax, accounting and ongoing operations.
AS CONSULTING GROUP · PACIFIC / ASIA DESK
Tax, accounting and cross-border advisory for Chinese and Taiwanese companies expanding in North America
We help Chinese and Taiwanese companies establish, operate and coordinate business in the United States and Mexico—from market entry and entity structure to tax, accounting, financial reporting, compliance and ongoing cross-border operations.
China + TaiwanBuilt for Asia HQ
U.S. + MexicoTwo North American markets
Market EntryFrom decision to launch
Ongoing OperationsTax, accounting and reporting
Cross-BorderOne business perspective
CROSS-BORDER COMPLEXITY
When a business crosses borders, management responsibilities change with it.
Once a company enters the United States or Mexico, tax, accounting, reporting, employees, intercompany transactions and recurring compliance begin to interact. The problem is often not a lack of advisers, but that every country and service is managed separately.
Pacific helps management understand and coordinate those responsibilities from the perspective of one complete business.
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Advisers operate in silos
No team owns the impact one market can have on another.
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Financial reporting does not align
Different systems and closing cycles make it difficult for HQ to obtain a consistent view.
03
Tax decisions cross jurisdictions
Intercompany transactions, services and funding can affect more than one country.
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Compliance becomes fragmented
As the business grows, responsibilities, deadlines and risks become harder to see.
INTEGRATED BUSINESS SERVICES
North American professional services coordinated around one business.
Companies rarely need more disconnected providers. They need better coordination across tax, accounting, reporting, payroll and compliance.
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Market Entry & Entity Setup
U.S. or Mexico market entry, entity setup, registrations and initial professional infrastructure.
Explore Asia Desk →02
Tax
Identify and manage applicable local and cross-border tax responsibilities based on actual operations.
U.S. Tax →03
Accounting & Financial Reporting
Build reliable local accounting that also supports Asia HQ reporting and management needs.
Mexico Tax & Accounting →04
Corporate & Operational Compliance
Clarify responsibilities, calendars and recurring obligations as the business grows.
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Payroll & Operations Support
Coordinate payroll, financial information and routine operating support around the local organization.
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Cross-Border Advisory
Connect Asia HQ with U.S. and Mexico entities across tax, finance and intercompany information.
Cross-Border →CHINA / TAIWAN · U.S. · MEXICO
One group. Three markets. One business perspective.
Local requirements must be executed separately. They should not be managed without a shared business context.
Explore Cross-Border AdvisoryAsia HQOwnership · investment · management · group reporting
United StatesSales · tax · accounting · people · reporting
MexicoManufacturing · supply chain · tax · accounting · operations
WHO WE HELP
Built for companies that genuinely operate across borders.
Pacific focuses on the complexity created by an Asian parent company expanding into North America, rather than offering generic international services.
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Chinese companies entering the U.S.
Market entry, entities, tax and ongoing operations.
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Chinese companies entering Mexico
Investment, manufacturing, setup and recurring compliance.
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Taiwanese companies expanding in North America
U.S. and Mexico structure, reporting and operating support.
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Multi-entity groups
Asia–U.S.–Mexico coordination.
BEYOND COMPLIANCE
Financial information should do more than satisfy compliance. It should help management make decisions.
A company can complete every filing and still lack a clear view of its North American operations. We connect local accounting and tax information to the business questions management actually needs answered.
Compliance answers “was it completed?” Management information answers “what is happening in the business, and what should we do next?”
Monthly Reporting
Reliable, timely information.
HQ Alignment
Local financial data mapped to group management needs.
Intercompany Reconciliation
Identify differences before they accumulate.
Cash & Obligations
Improve visibility over accounts, deadlines and payments.
Management Support
Add specialist capability without unnecessary fixed overhead.
Business Clarity
Turn accounting data into a coherent operating view.
HOW WE WORK
A structured path from first diagnosis to long-term growth.
Understand the whole business first, set priorities, then coordinate the people, processes and information required in each market.
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DiagnoseUnderstand entities, ownership, jurisdictions, existing advisers and management priorities.
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StructureDefine responsibilities, reporting requirements, compliance calendars and information flows.
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ExecuteConnect U.S., Mexico and cross-border professional capabilities.
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Manage ContinuouslySupport long-term operations through close, reporting, reconciliation and recurring compliance.
INSIGHTS
Actionable guidance for cross-border businesses.
Understand the issues that can affect a U.S. or Mexico expansion before they become operational risks.
What should Chinese companies consider when establishing operations in Mexico?
Entity setup, tax registration, manufacturing, accounting and recurring compliance.
What should Asia–U.S.–Mexico groups coordinate?
Ownership, intercompany transactions, reporting and recurring responsibilities.
START WITH CLARITY
Your North American operations should not depend on disconnected advisers.
Start with your business, entities and target markets—then determine what belongs with the U.S., Mexico and cross-border teams.