Hong Kong company, UK resident

[noideas]

I am a HK resident and director of a HK company. The company does business outside of HK but does not have offshore recognition
If I employ a UK resident is there a way he pays no tax?
If he is a director does anything change?
Would using S-corp structure help my business?

 

[Remy]

I guess there is no chance for your UK resident, as employee or director, to avoid taxes with a HK company, quiet low in HK on salaries if your UK resident move to HK.

 

[Mia Marie]

You can use nominee director, hire foreinger to own your company.

 

[Remy]

Mia Marie said:
You can use nominee director, hire foreinger to own your company.
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Is it an offer of service ?

 

[noideas]

Remy said:
I guess there is no chance for your UK resident, as employee or director, to avoid taxes with a HK company, quiet low in HK on salaries if your UK resident move to HK.
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If the company paid tax in HK for my employee at ~13%, then paid my UK employee, would he still have to pay tax in UK at ~37%?

 

[Remy]

noideas said:
If the company paid tax in HK for my employee at ~13%, then paid my UK employee, would he still have to pay tax in UK at ~37%?
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I guess it depends of the taxes treaty between UK and HK.

 

[noideas]

Remy said:
I guess it depends of the taxes treaty between UK and HK.
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Yes this is my exact question. I tried reading HMRC and it was a load of gibberish. Anyone know about this?

 

[Remy]

Sorry, I'm living in HK/SZ, but as I'm not British, I really don't know.