How do Hong Kong companies do accounting and tax returns?

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According to the Company Law of Hong Kong, companies need to submit accounts and tax returns to a registered accountant in Hong Kong, and Hong Kong companies only need to provide relevant information to the accountant.

I. Information required for accounting audit:

1. Monthly statement of bank account

2. Business registration certificate and company registration certificate.

3. Articles of Association and annual return.

4. Invoices for sales and purchases, and transaction receipts for payment. .

5. Purchase order or contract.

6. Documents of rent, office expenses, wages, transportation expenses and other business expenses.

7. Company change documents.

8. Last audit report and tax bill (not needed for the first time).

Second, the accounting and tax declaration process:

1. The company prepares the above information.

2. After submitting the above information to the Hong Kong Certified Public Accountant, the accountant will issue an audit report based on the above information.

3. Fill in the tax return form issued by the tax bureau and submit it to the tax bureau for tax declaration together with the audit report.

4. After receiving the tax return and audit report, the tax bureau will inform the company whether it is necessary to pay taxes according to the tax return and audit report, and will issue a tax notice if necessary.

After receiving the notice, you are ready to pay the tax on the specified date, and you will get the corresponding documents after the payment is completed.

The above is the information and general process required for the whole accounting and tax return of Hong Kong companies. I hope it can help you.