Discover the essential information about the Employer’s Return in Hong Kong, including filing obligations, deadlines, and submission methods. Ensure compliance with local employment laws and tax requirements to avoid penalties. Learn how CW can assist you in accurately completing your Employer’s Return and navigating the regulatory landscape. Contact us today for professional assistance.
Setting the right amount of registered capital for a foreign-invested enterprise in China is crucial. Too little or too much can have far-reaching consequences. This article provides guidance on how to determine your registered capital needs.
China is one of the most attractive markets for foreign investment in the world. The country has a large and growing economy, a skilled workforce, and a favorable investment climate. However, setting up a business in China can be complex and time-consuming. This guide provides an overview of the steps involved in setting up a foreign-invested enterprise (FIE) in China.
A company secretary in Hong Kong is a vital position that ensures the company complies with statutory obligations and acts as a custodian of corporate governance. Read on to learn more about the eligibility requirements, role, and responsibilities of a company secretary.
The Companies (Amendment) Ordinance 2018 introduced new requirements on the keeping of significant controllers registers by companies in Hong Kong. This guide details the various obligations demanded by the SCR regime, the method by which your Hong Kong company’s significant controllers should be identified, and other practical steps that you should take to ensure compliance with the Amendment Ordinance.
Discover essential tips for navigating China’s banking landscape as a foreign investor, including how to set up a corporate bank account and understanding the various documentation requirements to ensure seamless business operations.
Regarded as the “lightest” company structure, a representative office (“RO”) can offer newcomers – who are not ready to take the plunge into uncharted waters with a hefty investment – a relatively easy and quick way to establish a foothold in China. This pared-down mode of presence in China has its merits as well as drawbacks, and you are well-advised to take them into careful consideration when deciding which structure best fits your business’ individual needs.
While many foreign investors continue to be lured in by China’s wealth of attractive business opportunities, for other investors, however, the time has come to call it quits. Learn how to properly deregister your company in China with this guide. Closing a business in China can be a complex and time-consuming process, but abandoning it is not the solution. Ensure compliance and avoid penalties by following the necessary procedures.
For entrepreneurs seeking success, Hong Kong is the ideal place to set up shop – thanks to its business-friendly environment and advantageous tax system. Get the most out of your investments with this comprehensive guide to Hong Kong taxation!
While companies incorporated in Hong Kong can be either public or private and limited either by shares or guarantee, the most popular kind of business vehicle in Hong Kong is a private limited company. How easy is it to establish business presence in Hong Kong?
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