Guides and insight for running a Hong Kong company.

Why the HK$2,000 company secretary ends up costing HK$8,000 and four days per reply: the fees that are not on the price list, and how a fixed fee, answers in minutes and a filing guarantee change it.

Bookkeeping, accounts, audit and tax for a Hong Kong limited company explained plainly: what is required by law, what it costs, and what a fixed-fee plan should include.

1.6 million companies, 42 re-domiciliations, new tax concessions and a Policy Address aimed at headquarters. What is pulling companies to Hong Kong in 2026 and what it means for yours.

Hong Kong or Singapore for a new company in 2026: setup cost, the resident director rule, tax rates, audit, banking and which one suits which founder.

Types of Hong Kong incorporation provider compared for 2026: government fees, package prices, what is bundled, banking help, and the questions to ask before you pay.

What Xero costs in Hong Kong, what it does and does not do for a Hong Kong company, the multi-currency and payroll limits, and how to set it up properly.

What the Business Registration Certificate is, what it costs in 2026/27, how renewal works, and what changed on 1 April 2026.

Does your Hong Kong company need an audit? Yes, every year. What the audit covers, what it costs, the small company reporting exemption, and how to make it painless.

How Hong Kong corporate tax works: the 8.25% and 16.5% two-tier rates, the territorial principle, what is deductible, and the connected-entity trap.

Every filing a Hong Kong limited company has to make, when it is due, what it costs and what happens if you miss it. Companies Registry and IRD in one place.

Switching company secretary in Hong Kong takes one resolution, one form and a handover of your registers. Here is the process, the timing and what to watch.

The company secretary is a legal requirement for every Hong Kong company. Here is what the role covers, what it costs, and what a good one actually does.

Every cost of setting up and running a Hong Kong company in 2026/27: government fees, provider packages, annual renewals and the ones people forget.

What it takes to set up a Hong Kong company in 2026: the people you need, the documents, the HK$3,895 government fee, and where founders get stuck.

The types of company secretary provider in Hong Kong compared for 2026: what each includes, how they price, and what to check before you sign.

A Hong Kong company doesn't legally need a common seal, a rubber chop or a green box. Here's what each one is, who still asks for them, and what to do when they do.

Aspire, Airwallex, HSBC, the virtual banks and the rest compared for a Hong Kong company in 2026: opening remotely, fees, FX, and which ones we introduce clients to.