A dormant company is considered to be a company which does not trade and has no significant transactions throughout a given timeframe. This should not be confused with the colloquial term “non-trading companies” as they are substantially different. A non-trading company means it is currently carrying out no business, but it does not mean it… Continue reading Dormant Companies in Hong Kong
When it comes to choosing the best place to establish or expand a business in Asia, the debate often boils down to Hong Kong versus Singapore. As two of the most prominent financial and trade hubs in the region, they attract entrepreneurs, multinational corporations, and investors seeking opportunities in Asia’s dynamic markets. This guide provides… Continue reading Doing business in Asia: Hong Kong versus Singapore
Given China’s vast population and emerging middle class, its market potentials are a huge opportunity for a having a business in China. Better still, China is maintaining its commitment to further open up its market and boost inbound foreign investments. Whilst China’s economic reform and opening-up policies began 40 years ago, its economic performance is… Continue reading Setting up a Business in Mainland China
For years, people have incorporated offshore entities for the benefit of asset protection, privacy or tax reduction. Although an offshore company is a popular vehicle for people to carry a business from, it is surprising to see how many people tend to mix up the concept of an offshore entity with the concept of an… Continue reading Offshore Company vs Offshore Income
Have you ever thought of creating your own business? Some people are of the view that it would be especially good for the young generation to start their own business due to their creativity, flexibility, hunger for success, fearlessness and technology knowledge. The young entrepreneurs are capable of bringing new ideas and skills to the… Continue reading Startup – Are You Ready to be an Entrepreneur?
Non-authorised financial institutions involved in one or more of the SFO’s regulated activities need to be licensed by the SFC.
Depending on the circumstances, it is possible to restore a dissolved company through two main routes: administrative restoration and court order restoration.
When considering starting a business in Hong Kong, it is essential to understand the various types of companies and business structures available.
Looking to learn what a Certificate of Good Standing is? In this article we’ll explain what it is, when it is needed and whether there is any difference with a Certificate of Continuing Registration.
General Partnerships in Hong Kong offer a blend of flexibility, simplicity, and potential for growth, making them an appealing choice for many entrepreneurs.
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