Do Hong Kong companies have to pay tax if their operations are all in the mainland? For Hong Kong companies with no property under their name, the profits tax is mainly involved. The profits tax of Hong Kong companies is increased according to the source of profits of Hong Kong companies. If the profits of Hong Kong companies do not come from Hong Kong and do not occupy resources in Hong Kong, then the business of Hong Kong companies is offshore business, and they do not need to pay tax to the Hong Kong government. However, it is also necessary to declare tax to the Hong Kong government every year. Tax declaration and tax payment are two different things. This point is worth noting.

After filing, the tax office has80%The above probability will be determined after one year on the details of the offshore business of the Hong Kong company, i.e. the offshore claim. If the offshore claim is successful, it will be determined that no tax will be payable to the Hong Kong Government.

How to determine whether to occupy Hong Kong resources? For example:1Whether they know customers through resources such as Hong Kong Exhibition;2Whether the business contract is signed in Hong Kong;3, whether there are business contracts signed with Hong Kong companies;4, whether trade goods pass through Hong Kong ports; 5, whether there are office leases in Hong Kong;6, whether the Hong Kong company employs Hong Kong employees, etc.,These are the conditions to determine whether the Hong Kong company's business is offshore.

Therefore, when Hong Kong companies do business, they should pay attention to keep all the information of the whole business process, and it is necessary to distinguish whether the business of Hong Kong companies is onshore business or offshore business. Paying and not paying taxes.

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