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Opening a business bank account in Hong Kong is a decision that sits at the intersection of geopolitics, capital mobility, and regulatory credibility. For decades, the city functioned as the world’s most efficient financial corridor between East and West, a place where money moved faster, contracts held firmer, and institutions spoke a language global businesses…
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Hong Kong’s tax system is often described as simple, but its simplicity is structural rather than intuitive. The statutory year of assessment runs from 1 April to 31 March, meaning all income earned between 1 April 2024 and 31 March 2025 is assessed together, regardless of when it is paid. With over 2.6 million individual…
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In Hong Kong, banks, regulators, and professional firms implement a very conservative policy, and they base their decisions mostly on written records. These records determine who can operate, how money can move, and under what conditions risk is tolerated. In the year 2024, financial and insurance services were close to contributing one quarter of the…
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Hong Kong’s corporate registry processes more than 1.4 million statutory filings every year, and annual returns make up one of the most significant segments of that volume. With more than 150,000 new companies incorporated annually and over 1.3 million active entities on record, the city relies on strict annual reporting to preserve accuracy in a…
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Changing a company director in Hong Kong rarely draws public attention, yet it is one of the most closely watched signals inside the city’s corporate system. The shift can mark a change in ownership, a pivot in strategy, or simply the practical reality of doing business across borders. Whatever the reason, the record has to…
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Hong Kong has long been one of the world’s most concentrated choices for company formation. For founders, finance teams and in-house counsel evaluating where to locate an entity, Hong Kong continues to offer a compact bundle of legal, fiscal and market advantages that are unusually concentrated in a city of fewer than eight million people.…
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In Hong Kong’s highly regulated business environment, appointing a company secretary is not just a formality – it is a statutory requirement under the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance (Cap. 622). Whether you are a local entrepreneur or a foreign investor establishing a business in 2026, choosing the best Hong Kong company secretary service is crucial…
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Hong Kong has long stood as one of Asia’s most dynamic and investor-friendly business hubs. Its reputation for economic freedom, simple tax system, and efficient legal framework continues to attract entrepreneurs from across the world. As we enter 2026, more business owners are exploring how to register a new company in Hong Kong to capitalise…
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