Review key issues for carried interest concession claims in Hong Kong, including eligible carry, payment flows, fund documents and fund manager arrangements.
Review key issues for carried interest concession claims in Hong Kong, including eligible carry, payment flows, fund documents and fund manager arrangements.
Hong Kong has proposed amendments to its tax concession regimes for funds and family-owned investment holding vehicles. For asset managers, private wealth families and investment holding structures, the proposals are worth watching closely. They may affect how certain investment profits are treated for Hong Kong profits tax purposes. However, the changes are not yet implemented… Continue reading How Proposed Tax Changes May Affect Hong Kong Funds and FIHVs
You may already have a Hong Kong company, fund structure, family investment vehicle, or carried interest arrangement in place. Or maybe you are still planning one. Hong Kong has proposed enhancements to tax concessions for funds, family offices and carried interest. The changes sound attractive, especially for investors and managers using Hong Kong structures. But… Continue reading Hong Kong Tax Concessions: What Funds, Family Offices and Investors Should Know
This guide walks you through the basics of salaries tax (sometimes called individual tax in Hong Kong), explain the latest rates and allowances, and show real examples of how much you might need to pay.
A service PE is maintained by a foreign entity in Mainland China, the relevant individuals assigned to Mainland China will potentially be exposed to Mainland China individual income tax, irrespective of whether or not the individuals stayed in Mainland China for more than 183 days in a year.
In this article, we will go into tax field audits on companies and individuals in Hong Kong and how to navigate through them.
For individual taxpayers in Hong Kong, the BIR60 form is a crucial document that shouldn’t be overlooked. This guide offers a step-by-step walkthrough of the BIR60 form.
there are different tax deductions and allowances available under the Hong Kong tax regimes and the availability of them depends on the circumstances of the taxpayer.
Despite its lack of government oversight, governments and tax authorities are starting to set up frameworks to tax crypto currencies.
Navigating the Inland Revenue Department’s eTAX system can be complex for growing businesses. This comprehensive guide explains Hong Kong’s employer e-filing requirements, including how to use the IR56 Forms Preparation Tool, the differences between submission modes, and how engaging a professional tax representative can ensure 100% compliance.
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