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──Oct 25 , 2022What are the taxes usually involved after a company is registered in Hong Kong?

Hong Kong companyWhat taxes are generally involved? What's the tax rate? In fact, there are very few taxes in Hong Kong. ifHong Kong companyIf it is established and its main business is trade, it only involves profits tax in Hong Kong, and profits tax needs to be paid only on profits derived from Hong Kong. If the profits come from outside Hong Kong, it can be exempted from paying profits tax temporarily, and the profits will be taxed only if the defense with the tax bureau fails later. Hong Kong profits tax from2018years4month1Day, before200Hk $10,000 profit is taxed8.25%More than200Hk $10,000 profit is taxed16.5%The two-tier tax rate gives enterprises appropriate tax benefits.

Hong Kong companyApart from profits tax, stamp duty is most likely to be involved. Because many customers will be involved in the transfer of shares after the establishment of a Hong Kong company, the transfer of shares in Hong Kong is required to pay stamp duty, which is based on the net assets on the transfer statement. If it is net debt, the transfer of shares stamp duty is based on the paid-in capital. The stamp duty rate is 2.6 per thousand.

There are generally two major taxes involved in setting up a company in Hong Kong. If there has been no conversion, then there is no stamp duty, just profit tax.

What are the taxes usually involved after a company is registered in Hong Kong?

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