Accounting annual report in Hong Kong?

[Jessie]

Does anybody know what exactly needs to be filed every year if your company is incorporate in Hong Kong so you can legally pay yourself dividends?

 

[Mike Forman]

You are obliged to audit annualy your HK company, so your auditor will do all that for you (unless you have a nil filing,but that also means you did not do any transaction).
Failing to do so can cost you a lot in the end as HK compliancy is high

 

[Jessie]

where i can read more about what needs to be provided
how you prove transactions and so on?

 

[JohnLocke]

Just wondering, why don't your agent that helped you to setup the company can help you with this part of maintaining your company?

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[Jessie]

I guess that's what I would do.
But wanted to double check with other sources, just in case.

 

[JohnLocke]

Jessie said:
I guess that's what I would do.
But wanted to double check with other sources, just in case.
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it's always a good idea to do some research, however, when it comes to HK and their strict accounting and tax policies then you are pretty much depending on a local HK consultant to help you with all of this.

However, there may be other opinions and it's worth to wait a little to see if others may join the conversation.

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