Taxation

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AUDITING / TAX PLANNING​

In Hong Kong, individuals (i.e., working people), unlimited companies, and limited companies are required to submit tax returns to the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department annually. Sole proprietorships, partnerships, and limited companies must also prepare individual accounting and audit reports. Our company offers comprehensive services encompassing accounting, auditing, and tax consulting, ensuring a streamlined and hassle-free experience for our clients. 

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AUDITING / TAX Services

Individual persons Companies for individuals or partnership  Limited Company  

Individual persons

Service：

  • Salaries tax and Property tax reporting
  • Tax consulting

Documents to be handled：

  • Tax returns – Individual / Property tax returns


Companies for individuals or partnership  

Service：

  • Accounting, tax computation
  • Tax consulting

Documents to be handled：

  • Income statement
  • Statement of financial position
  • Tax return for individuals or partnership
  • Tax computation schedule


Limited Company  

Service：

  • Prepare management accounts
  • Arrange auditing
  • Tax reporting
  • Offshore exemption application
  • Tax consulting
  • Provide on the job accounting training
  • Arrange professional accounting staff to work in customers’ offices.
  • Help to reply all kinds of enquiries from Inland Revenue Department
  • Assist in tax investigation

Documents to be handled：

  • Management accounts
  • Profits Tax return
  • Tax computation schedules and audited financial statements etc.


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Frequently Asked Questions 

In Hong Kong, salaries tax is levied at progressive rates ranging from 2% to 17%, with the maximum tax rate applying to income exceeding HK$200,000 per month. Meanwhile, the standard rate for profits tax on corporations is 16.5%.


For individuals, the deadline for filing tax returns in Hong Kong is typically on or before April 1st of the year following the assessment year. For corporations, the deadline is within one month from the date of issue of the profits tax return.

An audit is an independent examination of a company's financial statements to ensure they are accurate and comply with accounting standards. In Hong Kong, all companies are required to have their financial statements audited annually, as mandated by the Companies Ordinance.

An audit provides assurance to stakeholders, such as shareholders and potential investors, regarding the accuracy and reliability of a company's financial statements. Additionally, it helps identify areas for improvement in internal controls and financial management.

Yes, Hong Kong offers various tax incentives to attract and support business activities, including but not limited to tax deductions for research and development (R&D) expenses, as well as preferential tax treatments for specified corporate treasury activities and qualifying corporate treasury centers.