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Basic
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$1390 $900 USD / 1st year
- Company Registration
- Local Secretary Service
- Provision of Legal Address
- All Government Fees
- Bank Account Opening Introduction
- Nominee Service
- Order or Enquire
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Essential
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$1590 $1210 USD / 1st year
- Company Registration
- Local Secretary Service
- Provision of Legal Address
- All Government Fees
- Bank Account Opening Introduction
- Nominee Service
- Order or Enquire
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Premier
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$1910 USD / 1st year
- Company Registration
- Local Secretary Service
- Provision of Legal Address
- All Government Fees
- Bank Account Opening Introduction
- Nominee Service
- Order or Enquire
Hong Kong Company Incorporation Process
3 simple steps to setup a Hong Kong company with us
Step 1: Pre-incorporation
We offer free consultation to help you
- Assess your choice of jurisdiction and advise on possible incorporation options;
- Explore banking options customized to your business ensuring successful application;
- Choose your company name - we will check for availability; It can be in English, or Chinese or the combination of both. Some names may require a license or be prohibited. Contact us for more details.
- Map out your company structure. How many directors and shareholders, what is the share capital. Our managers will guide you through.
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Step 2: Incorporation & Bank Account Application
Sign incorporation documents and information for company set up.
- Submit required documents and we will take care of all forms, you’ll just need to sign them; You’ll only need your passport and address proof for Hong Kong company incorporation.
- Registration will take 5 to 7 business days; Certificate of incorporation and business registration certificate will be e-mailed to you.
- At the same time, we will help you prepare a set of documents for bank account application;
- You can submit your documents to the bank, after the company has been incorporated. Some may require video or in person interview.
Step 3: Post-incorporation
Let us take away your worries!
- As your company secretary we will inform you about necessary compliance steps and guide you through
the process; Filing of annual return, renewal of business registration certificate, accounting, financial, audit and tax reports - Let us be more than your conventional service provider. We help you grow, scale, connect and succeed with our extensive range of business and marketing solutions.
Why do business in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong, the southeastern tip of China with the total area of 1,104 square kilometers and 7 million population, is a leading destination for financial growth. Official languages are Cantonese, Chinese and English. Hong Kong became a Special Administrative Region (SAR) of People’s Republic of China on 1st July 1997.
Strategic Location
- The main entrance point to Chinese and Asian markets;
- Member of Free Trade Agreement (CEPA);
- Beneficial withholding tax rate for dividends and royalty in China.
Stable Economy and Financial Environment
- Dominant business and financial centre; high GDP;
- No control over foreign exchange;
- Legal system based on British Common Law.
Solid Business Environment
- Top-class infrastructure; multiple business opportunities especially for SMEs;
- Quick, inexpensive and easy company formation;
- Inviting foreign investment policy;
- Unrestricted foreign ownership.
Simple Taxation
- No VAT, capital gain dividend tax and withholding tax;
- No VAT, capital gain dividend tax and withholding tax;
- Tax Exempted for Non-HK source;
- Two-tiered profit tax regime;
- Double Taxation Avoidance Agreements.
Hong Kong Company Benefits
Advantages of setting up a business in Hong Kong:
- Hong Kong as a gateway to Mainland China;
- Simple tax regime – a flat rate of 16.5%;
- Excellent reputation of banking and financial system;
- Fast, cheap, and simple company set up;
- Attractive foreign investment policy – no restriction on foreign ownership;
- Distribution of dividends is not taxable, inheritance tax has been abolished;
- World-class infrastructure;
- Legislation based on the English Common Law.
