Accounting & Auditing Services for Businesses in Hong Kong

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We allocate a qualified accountanting expert to help you review your company's financial records, complete accounting reports, provide tax relief information, and submit everything on time.

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Everything you do manually, like uploading bank statements, invoices, bills, and costs, is now done automatically! We handle them in few minutes and send back reports with tax filings.

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For bookkeeping, financial statements, or tax filing, we only charge a flat fee. No additional fees!

 
 
 
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Essential information about accounting in Hong Kong.

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Create unaudited financial statements.

These consist of income statements, balance sheets, and cash flow statements.

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Conduct an annual audit of these accounts.

It is mandatory for all businesses in Hong Kong to undergo an audit conducted by a certified third-party auditor, who is responsible for submitting the audit results to the Inland Revenue Department.

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Submit a Profits Tax Return on a yearly basis.

During the assessment year, corporations must declare their Assessable Profits (or Adjusted Loss) that were incurred during the basis period.

Accouting & Auditing Program Fees

In order to ensure that you meet all of reporting obligations, our accounting and auditing service will cover the following areas:

  • Preparing annual statutory accounts (i.e Profit & Loss account, Balance Sheet, Trial Balance)

  • Audited financial statements

We assess service fees based on the volume and complexity of your transactions.

Amount(Transactions) Fee
Below 30 US$ 481
30 to 59 US$ 546
60 to 99 US$ 624
100 to 119 US$ 663
120 to 199 US$ 819
200 to 249 US$ 1,079
250 to 349 US$ 1,456
350 to 449 US$ 1,963
450 and Above To be confirmed
Turnover (Million HKD) US$ Estimated Equivalent (*) Fee
Below 0.5 M Below 64,500 US$ 1,221
0.5 M to 0.74 M 64,500 to 95,999 US$ 1,391
0.75 M to 0.99 M 96,000 to 127,999 US$ 1,664
1 M to  1.49 M 128,000 to 191,999 US$ 2,145
1.5 M to 1.99 M 192,000 to 255,999 US$ 2,353
2 M to 2.99 M 256,000 to 383,999 US$ 2,666
3 M to 3.99 M 384,000 to 511,999 US$ 3,146
4 M to 4.99 M 512,000 to 640,999 US$ 4,485
5M and above 641,000 and above To be confirmed

Hong Kong Tax Filing

Profits Tax Return

Submit the first Profits Tax Return 18 months after incorporation, along with audited accounts to determine tax owed. Year one accounting and auditing takes longer. All HK Limited Companies' financial statements must be audited by a CPA. Arrange an accountant soon, as it's hard to change the tax return once submitted.

Employer's Return

In April's first week, the IRD issues Employer's Return (IR56A&B). Employer is required to submit within a month, regardless of recruiting status. Delay costs a fine.

Profits Tax Return

Profits Tax Return

US$ 390

Employer's Return

Employer's Return

US$ 260

Required Documents

  • All invoices issued during the reporting period.
  • Bank statements of the company.
  • Documents related to the incorporation of the company.
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    Hong Kong

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    Form & Download
    Profit Tax Return – BIR51 – Sample
    PDF | 510.11 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:48 (UTC+08:00)

    HK profit tax return of an corporation company sample – Form BIR51

    Profit Tax Return - BIR51 - Sample Download
    ECI form for company YA2019
    PDF | 157.55 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:55 (UTC+08:00)

    Estimate of the company’s taxable income for a Year of Assessment – form ECI

    ECI form for company YA2019 Download
    Corporation Tax Return
    PDF | 471.89 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:57 (UTC+08:00)

    Company tax return form- CT600

    Corporation Tax Return Download
    US Corporate Tax Return _ Form 1120
    PDF | 289.56 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:59 (UTC+08:00)

    Report Corporate Income Tax to IRS _ Form 1120

    US Corporate Tax Return _ Form 1120 Download
    Salary Tax Return – BIR56A – Sample
    PDF | 1.40 MB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:48 (UTC+08:00)

    Employer’s return remuneration and pensions to IRD

    Salary Tax Return - BIR56A - Sample Download
    Form C YA2018
    PDF | 895.16 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:55 (UTC+08:00)

    Income Tax Return for a Year of Assessment (YA2018)- Form C

    Form C YA2018 Download
    Partnership Tax Return
    PDF | 287.44 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:57 (UTC+08:00)

    Partnership Tax Return form -SA800

    Partnership Tax Return Download
    US Delaware Corporate Income Tax Form _ Form 1100X
    PDF | 211.47 kB | Updated time: 31 Oct, 2020, 12:39 (UTC+08:00)

    Report corporate income tax return under Section 1902(b), Title 30, Delaware Code

    US Delaware Corporate Income Tax Form _ Form 1100X Download
    A guide to keeping business record
    PDF | 117.70 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:55 (UTC+08:00)

    A guide to keeping the business record for a Hong Kong company

    A guide to keeping business record Download
    Form C-S YA2018
    PDF | 306.38 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:55 (UTC+08:00)

    Income Tax Return for a Year of Assessment (YA2018)- Form C-S

    Form C-S YA2018 Download
    Trust & Estate Tax Return
    PDF | 261.66 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:58 (UTC+08:00)

    Trust & Estate Tax Return form -SA900

    Trust & Estate Tax Return Download
    Format of Tax Computation for a dormant company
    PDF | 35.34 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:55 (UTC+08:00)

    Tax Computation for a dormant company

    Format of Tax Computation for a dormant company Download
    Registering a partner for Self Assessment & Class 2 NICs
    PDF | 142.70 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:58 (UTC+08:00)

    Use this form to register partners in a partnership – SA401

    Registering a partner for Self Assessment & Class 2 NICs Download
    GIRO application
    PDF | 3.99 MB | Updated time: 18 Jul, 2019, 12:54 (UTC+08:00)

    GIRO application form for Corporation Tax

    GIRO application Download
    Registering a partner for Self Assessment if they are not an individual
    PDF | 95.42 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:58 (UTC+08:00)

    Use this form to register partners who are not individuals – SA402

    Registering a partner for Self Assessment if they are not an individual Download
    Notice to delivery a Company Tax Return – Sample
    PDF | 5.20 MB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:59 (UTC+08:00)

    Receive this form from HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) for filling a Company Tax Return

    Notice to delivery a Company Tax Return - Sample Download
    Filing Notice of Objection
    PDF | 785.37 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 15:56 (UTC+08:00)

    Form Filing Notice of Objection Corporation Tax

    Filing Notice of Objection Download
    COR form for Partnership
    DOC | 46.00 kB | Updated time: 24 Dec, 2018, 16:00 (UTC+08:00)

    Certificate of Residence for Only Partnership

    COR form for Partnership Download

    HONG KONG COMPANY FORMATION
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      Frequently Asked Questions

      1. Is the accounting method used by the bookkeeping service appropriate for your business?

      Correct accounting methods are crucial for businesses to accurately report revenue and expenses. Generally, there are two main accounting methods: cash and accrual accounting. The appropriate accounting method depends on your business’s size and legal structure. 

      Small businesses typically use the cash method since it is simpler and doesn’t require tracking accounts receivable or payable. The accrual method is more appropriate for businesses that need an accurate balance sheet, want to track retained earnings, or better manage expenses.

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      Accounting And Auditing

      2. Are you pondering outsourcing bookkeeping for your small business amid other obligations?

      If so, here are several remarkable advantages to keep in mind:

      • experienced and helpful professional bookkeepers can provide clarity on your financial status
      • aid in the preparation of accounting and financial statements.
      • they allow you to focus on your business strategy and plan for the future, ultimately freeing up more time for revenue-generating activities.
      • they can assist you in maximizing your tax deductions, further optimizing your financial resources.
      Overall, bookkeeping services for small businesses can provide a sense of peace of mind and promote the smoother operation of your company. Read more Accounting And Auditing

      3. Does a bookkeeping certification exist?

      In the United States, the most valuable bookkeeping certifications are CPB and CB.

      • The National Association of Certified Public Bookkeepers (NACPB) provides CPB certification for certified bookkeeping professionals
      • the American Institute of Professional Bookkeepers (AIPB) offers CB certification for certified bookkeepers

      To qualify for CPB certification, candidates must possess a minimum of 2,000 hours of work experience, while CB certification requires candidates to have a minimum of 3,000 hours of work experience.

      4. What does bookkeeping mean in accounting?

      Bookkeeping involves the daily recording of a company’s financial transactions into organized accounts, utilizing accounting principles and supporting documentation. It is a crucial aspect of accounting for several reasons.

      Effective bookkeeping enables businesses to stay current with their financial transactions and generate accurate financial reports, which aid in measuring business performance. Well-managed bookkeeping allows for close monitoring of a company’s financial capabilities and is also beneficial for tax purposes.

      There are two distinct types of bookkeeping: single-entry and double-entry bookkeeping. Additionally, two bookkeeping methods exist: cash accounting and accrual accounting.

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      5. Which tax returns are required to be filed in Hong Kong?

      The IRD requires three main types of tax returns to be filed: the Employer’s Return, Profit Tax Return, and Individual Tax Return. Entrepreneurs are required to file all three tax returns annually, starting from the first received return.

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      6. At what point should I submit my initial audit report to the IRD?

      Upon forming a Hong Kong company, the initial Profit Tax Return (PTR) is issued 18 months after the incorporation date. It is important to adequately prepare accounting records and submit the first audit report along with the completed tax return to the IRD.

      7. Which expenses are eligible for deduction from Assessable Profits?

      In general, any expenses and outgoings that have been incurred by the taxpayer in generating chargeable profits are permitted as deductions.

      8. Is it necessary to submit a tax return to the Hong Kong Government for my overseas business?

      Even if a company is registered in a foreign jurisdiction but generates profits in Hong Kong, it is still subject to Hong Kong Profit Tax. Therefore, these businesses are required to file the Profit Tax Return with the IRD.

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      What tax exemptions do foreign companies enjoy in Hong Kong?

      9. Is an audit of the accounts necessary if my Hong Kong company is inactive or has a small turnover?

      The Companies Ordinance stipulates the obligation to audit a company’s accounts without any exceptions specified.

      10. What is the tax rate for profits tax?

      From 2018/19 onwards, the tax rate for Profit Tax is 8.25% on assessable profits up to $2,000,000, and 16.5% on any assessable profits exceeding $2,000,000.