Hong Kong Company Registration

A shareholder and director aged 18 or above, a Chinese resident or an overseas person holding a passport or identity card can set up a Hong Kong limited company. In addition, a Hong Kong address must be provided as the registered address and a Hong Kong resident or a professional company must be appointed as the statutory secretary of the company.

Express Pack – Brand New Hong Kong Limited, it only takes 1 working day to issue the certificate.

It takes about 5-7 days to register a new Hong Kong limited company.

It takes about 2-3 days to buy a ready-made Hong Kong company.

A copy of the ID card or passport of the shareholder or director

The Chinese and English name of the company or a single Chinese and English name

A copy of the legal secretary’s ID card, if the secretary is a company, a copy of the certificate of incorporation and the business registration certificate (the company can provide it)

Registered address of the company (available by the company)

Hong Kong companies are required to file a declaration with the Companies Registry and the Inland Revenue Department once a year and renew their certificates, and pay the fee for the Business Registration Certificate (HK$2,250) and the annual return fee (HK$105)

a. It can improve the company’s visibility and international status;

b. Company information can be publicly searched;

c. Flexible transfer of funds, no foreign exchange control;

d. be able to carry on business and operate in Hong Kong and any other country or territory;

e. Foreign currency accounts can be opened in major banks around the world;

f. There are few types of taxes, low tax rates, and reasonable tax avoidance:

For the difference between shareholders and directors, please see the following comparison of rights and responsibilities.

The rights and responsibilities of shareholders are as follows:

Participate in shareholders’ meetings and have voting rights according to the proportion of shares

Understand the company’s operating and financial health

Elected and elected to the Board of Directors

Get dividends

Preemptive purchase of shares transferred by other shareholders

Pre-emptive subscription of newly issued shares of the Company

After the company is wound up, the remaining property is divided according to law

The shareholders’ meeting deliberates and approves the annual audit report

Appoint or dismiss directors and decide on the remuneration of directors through shareholders’ meetings

The rights and responsibilities of directors are as follows:

Responsible for the company’s day-to-day operations and decision-making

Maintain accounting books and business records

Responsible for bank account management

Borrowing loans on behalf of the company and using the company’s property as collateral

Draw up a profit distribution plan

Draw up a plan to increase the registered capital

Convening of a general meeting of shareholders

Implement the resolutions of the general meeting of shareholders

OK. The shareholder and director of the company can be the same person.

At least one shareholder and director, and the shareholder can also serve as a director.

Chinese residents or overseas persons who are at least 18 years old and holding a passport or identity card can become shareholders or directors of a Hong Kong limited company.

No, you don’t. However, if the company wants to open an account with a bank in Hong Kong, shareholders and directors need to hold a valid passport or pass-through and identity card.

OK.

OK. All particulars of a limited company registered in Hong Kong, including the names, addresses and shareholding ratios of shareholders and the names of directors, identity card or passport numbers and addresses, are available for public inspection

There are not many restrictions on the scope of business of a Hong Kong company. Regardless of the name of the company, it can be operated in any nature of business under the premise of legality. Such as: finance, health care, import and export trade, architectural decoration, information network, clothing and textile, tourism, cultural publishing, etc.

OK.

Yes, you must register an English name to open a bank account.

Regardless of the size of the registered capital, the Hong Kong government allows the company name to contain words such as international, group, holding, industrial, investment, college, association, research institute, etc.; You can also add your favorite place name in front of the company name, such as: France, the United States, Italy, Japan, Shanghai, etc