8 Hong Kong e-Registry Searches for Smarter Company Due Diligence
More than 1.4 million companies sit on the Hong Kong Companies Register. These eight official e-Registry searches make company verification fast and affordable.
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7 HK Business Registration Changes to Report Within 1 Month
Stay on top of Hong Kong business registration rules: report these seven changes within one month, with the forms, fees and deadlines the IRD expects in 2026.
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8 Eligibility Checks to Re-Domicile Your Company to Hong Kong
Since 23 May 2026, firms can re-domicile company to Hong Kong without liquidation. Discover the eight eligibility checks you must satisfy before applying.
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6 Ways Tech-Enabled HK Corporate Secretaries Prevent Strike-Off
A late Form NAR1 can cost HK$3,480, which is why a tech-enabled Hong Kong company secretary service automates every filing deadline that prevents strike-off.
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6 Hong Kong Tax & Compliance Changes: 2026-27 Budget
A 15% minimum top-up tax on multinational groups is the headline among the Hong Kong tax changes 2026-27 brings, alongside e-filing and patent box reforms.
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8 Hong Kong Company Setup Mistakes Foreign Founders Make in 2026
From the mandatory company secretary to bank KYC and the Significant Controllers Register, avoid the eight costliest Hong Kong company setup mistakes in 2026.
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6 Ways to Cut HK Company Secretarial & Compliance Costs in 2026
Cut Hong Kong company secretary service bills: fees run HK$1,300–HK$8,000/year. 6 ways to trim 2026 compliance spend without breaking Companies Registry rules.
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7 Post-Incorporation Compliance Steps in Hong Kong
This post-incorporation Hong Kong checklist maps every deadline. Expect HK$3,480 in late penalties, MPF enrolment within 60 days and Form NAR1 within 42 days.
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Two SMEs Funding Schemes Enhanced
Government Enhances Funding Schemes for SMEs Hong Kong has enhanced two funding schemes: the Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading & Domestic Sales (BUD Fund) and the SME Export Marketing Fund (EMF) schemes for SMEs. Specifically, new measures aiming to provide more focused and sustainable assistance have been introduced. These changes apply to applications received from…
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Hong Kong Expands Duty-Free Allowance for Mainland Visitors to Boost Tourism and Retail
Duty-Free Measures with Mainland China Extend to Cover All Ports The Hong Kong central government’s policy to raise its duty-free allowance has now expanded to include all entry ports. Previously, it was for Mainland residents who wanted to come to Hong Kong. Mainland visitors have well received the new measures as they enhanced their shopping…
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