Registering a business that carries on operations in Hong Kong may seem challenging. Read our registration guide.
Registering a business that carries on operations in Hong Kong may seem challenging. Read our registration guide.
The transfer of shares in a Hong Kong Limited Company (the “Company”) relates to transferring the ownership of a share(s) from one person to another. For these purposes, an Instrument of Transfer and Bought Sold Note must be stamped by the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department Stamp Office. Together supporting documents and the amount of… Continue reading Transfer of Shares of A Limited Company
This complete guide explains how to set up a Company Limited by Guarantee in Hong Kong—the premier structure for non-profits seeking limited liability and Section 88 tax-exempt status. Learn the step-by-step process, key requirements, and how to avoid common pitfalls that can delay your application.
A certificate of Incumbency is a legal document that certifies the names of the relevant directors, officers, corporate secretary, and shareholders of a particular Hong Kong Limited Company (“the Company”). The document is either issued by a third party (a person who is not an employee, a director or a shareholder of the Hong Kong… Continue reading Certificate Of Incumbency For A Limited Company
Allotment and issuance of shares is a legal requirement at the time of company incorporation. Every Hong Kong Limited Company (the “Company”) must issue and allot a minimum of 1 share to its founder / member. However, at any time, should a company’s existing member wish to increase its share capital, they may do so… Continue reading Allotment and Issue Of Shares for a Limited Company
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
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
When considering starting a business in Hong Kong, it is essential to understand the various types of companies and business structures available.
In this article, we will delve into the concept of a ‘company subsidiary’, exploring the benefits it can bring to your expanding business.
Hong Kong is a popular jurisdiction for foreign investors and entrepreneurs. Not only does it provide access to mainland China, but doing business in Hong Kong also means you will benefit from a tax-friendly environment, international market and pro-business policies.
HKWJ Tax Law & Partners makes it easy to begin. From tax compliance and advisory to accounting, incorporation, and business support, our team delivers tailored solutions with confidentiality and care — helping you move forward with confidence.
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