Hong Kong company after registration general18I'll get my first one in a monthHong Kong company tax returnAfter receiving the tax return, the Hong Kong company needs to fill it out and submit it to the tax bureau within the specified time. If the tax bureau fails to submit it after the time limit, the tax bureau will decide on a fine for the Hong Kong company. The fine amount is generally1200Hong Kong dollars or3000Hk dollars, within the time specified in the penalty notice after receipt of the penalty noticeHong Kong company tax returnThe form together with the fine is paid to the tax bureau. If the tax bureau is overdue, it will Sue the court and ask the court for a ruling.

After the tax Bureau files a lawsuit with the court, the court will issue a summons to the Hong Kong company and require it to appear in court within a specified time. The Hong Kong company should appear in court in time after receiving the summons. If it cannot appear in court, it should apply to the court for an extension and the court will agree. If you miss the time to appear in court because you have not received the summons, you don't have to worry. Generally, the court will automatically help the client to make an extension, or make a direct judgment unilaterally. The Hong Kong company just needs to pay the fine in time.

Pay the fine and then you'llHong Kong company tax returnForm filled in time to submit to the tax bureau, there is no problem, follow-up remember to do Hong Kong company annual inspection, tax declaration and other matters on time, otherwise there will be fines, serious will be prosecuted to the court, the court judgment is not dealt with for a long time will be forced to cancel.

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