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Can a foreign personal account remit money to an offshore account?

The amount that can be transferred is less than 10,000 US dollars.

Offshore companies are equivalent to offshore accounts. There are no restrictions on public or private remittances. When receiving money as an individual, the purpose of the remittance is such as wages, commissions, labor fees, service fees, etc. You can issue relevant contracts by yourself, and Just stamp the offshore company seal. (The payment can no longer be entered into the account) In order to facilitate the smooth entry of the money: the remittance purpose can be written as service fee, living expenses, tuition fees, commissions, labor fees, etc. The remittance purpose cannot contain the words payment for goods, invoice, sample fee, etc., otherwise it will be more difficult to enter the account.