Hong Kong (Eng)

In simple terms, a dormant company is a company that has not engaged in any accounting transactions during a financial year and has no outstanding debts. In such a situation, a company can apply to become dormant with the consent of all members, thus retaining the company at minimal costs. … Read More

Moving can keep you busy for a while, but when you have some free time, don’t forget to update your mailing address, especially when it comes to taxes. … Read More

Operating a limited company, changes in directors are common. Whether you are the company owner or a director, it’s important to understand the procedures and processes involved in changing directors in a limited company to ensure the company continues to operate legally. … Read More

Every tax season, many business owners inquire whether their company can file a “zero tax return” without the need for an audit if the company hasn’t conducted any business activities during the fiscal year. In this article, we will provide updated insights into the concept of a “zero tax return.” … Read More

In Hong Kong, many aspiring entrepreneurs have questions about the annual fees associated with maintaining a limited company. This article aims to provide a breakdown of the annual expenses associated with operating a limited company in Hong Kong, helping individuals plan their budgets effectively. … Read More

In Hong Kong, corporate service providers often provide their clients with such green box sets. This green box is, in fact, a green document box that contains a series of legal documents and seals necessary for the establishment and operation of a company. It is created upon the registration of your company and plays a crucial role in ensuring the lawful operation of your company. … Read More

For those who are just starting out and considering entrepreneurship, opening a company bank account can indeed pose as the first major challenge you encounter. … Read More

In Hong Kong, the process of incorporating a limited company is relatively more complex compared to an unlimited company. … Read More

For new entrepreneurs, having limited understanding of limited companies is quite common. … Read More

A Limited company refers to a company with Limited liability, which means that, in general, the company’s debts are primarily borne by the company itself, and the personal assets of shareholders are protected in most cases unless shareholders have signed specific guarantees. … Read More