Employer’s Return forms, commonly recognised as BIR56A and IR56B in Hong Kong, are crucial documents that require accuracy and timely submission to the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). What are the IR56B and BIR56A forms (Employer’s Return)? Employer’s Return forms act as a testimony to an employee’s and director’s income and benefits over the fiscal year. […]
Every Hong Kong incorporated business, unless having obtained a dormant status from the Hong Kong Companies Registry, must do a financial audit, which is done by someone outside the business. This statutory requirement exists, regardless of the stage or scale of your company or whether your business operations are in Hong Kong or overseas. Auditing […]
Understand Hong Kong’s financial year end: what it is, how to change it, and key considerations.
Consolidated financial statements provide a fair presentation when one of the companies of the group directly or indirectly has a controlling financial interest in the other companies.
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