Hong Kong

A Hong Kong limited company must file Form BIR51 by the date set by the Inland Revenue Department. Most issued returns allow one month, while first returns and represented cases …

A Hong Kong company generally needs its annual financial statements audited, even if it is small or foreign-owned. The key exception is a private company that has formally become dormant …

The Hong Kong logistics industry still plays a clear role in Asian trade, but the 2026 data is uneven across transport modes. Merchandise trade values rose fast, Hong Kong International …

Hong Kong Annual Return (Form NAR1) is the statutory return that a local Hong Kong company delivers to the Companies Registry under section 662 of the Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622). …

The Hong Kong startup ecosystem includes founders, investors, incubators, research institutions, funding programmes, and business infrastructure that support companies from early validation through commercialisation. The latest official InvestHK survey reported …

A Hong Kong trading company is usually a private company limited by shares that buys, sells, imports, exports, or re-exports goods through Hong Kong or across international markets. The company …

Hong Kong is a small consumer market by population, yet foreign e-commerce businesses often use it for more than local sales. A Hong Kong operation can sit between Asian suppliers, …

Hong Kong company registration is the process of incorporating a private limited company with the Companies Registry and receiving a Business Registration Certificate from the Inland Revenue Department. The registry …

Hong Kong’s two-tiered profits tax is a corporate tax structure, in effect since the 2018/19 year of assessment, that charges 8.25% on a company’s first HKD 2 million of assessable …

The Greater Bay Area is the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao economic cluster linking Hong Kong and Macao with nine mainland cities in Guangdong province, coordinated under a national development plan that treats …