A limited partnership in Hong Kong is a business entity established and co-owned by two or more parties with a view to sharing profits.
This guide walks you through what needs to be filed, when, and how, along with practical tips on extensions, recordkeeping, and tax planning.
Employer’s Returns are issued to companies/organisations for reporting the remuneration paid/accrued by the companies/organisations to their directors and employees, if any, during each year ended 31 March.
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)? In Hong Kong, employer tax return forms serve as an official record of the income and benefits received by […]
