What are the requirements for Hong Kong companies to keep accounts?

Companies registered in Hong Kong are completely different from those registered in China. The most remarkable performance in the local area is that Hong Kong companies do accounting and tax returns.

Corporate taxes in Hong Kong are not only low, but also unlike domestic companies that need to do accounting and tax returns every month, which is time-consuming and expensive.

The corporate tax in Hong Kong is mainly as follows: 1. Salaries tax: 16%. Profits tax: 17.5%. Property fee: 17.5%.

Salaries tax refers to the accrued tax rate based on salary income, which usually means that you don't have to pay when your salary does not exceed HK$ 65,438+million.

You only need to pay if you hire employees in Hong Kong.

Property fee refers to the rental income of 65,438+07.5% when the property is leased in Hong Kong.

Tax declaration (also the main part). Tax declaration needs to be divided into the following steps:

1, accounting: three tables: 1, trial balance 2, income statement 3, balance sheet. Organize the original documents,

Prepare accounting vouchers, subsidiary ledger and general ledger. Our professional and qualified accountants provide you with agency bookkeeping services.

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According to the requirements of the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department, all company bills need to be kept for seven years for inspection at any time.

2. Auditor's report: Certified public accountants in Hong Kong must be qualified to issue this report.

According to the accounting information provided by the company and the company's annual operation, issue relevant supporting documents.

A detailed description of the company's operation, current situation and accounts receivable and payable,

Issue an audit report on receipts and payments and the company's profits and losses, and after being signed by shareholders/directors,

Then submit it to the tax bureau for tax return.