Updated 13 January 2026
What do Hong Kong tax filing services include? Company tax filing process, fees and real benefits explained
Hong Kong tax filing services cover bookkeeping, audit coordination and profits tax returns. A professional team helps calculate tax, submit the audit report and reply to IRD enquiries, reducing errors and omissions for businesses […]
Updated 9 January 2026
How much does an audit cost? Does a company have to be audited? Audit process and fee factors
A Hong Kong limited company must be audited every year. The service covers the statutory audit report, profits tax computation and filing of the tax return. Audit fees depend on the company's size, the complexity of its business and the completeness of its […]
Updated 9 January 2026
How should an SME handle its accounting? In-house vs outsourced: differences, fee factors and process compared
Hong Kong accounting services help companies organise their accounts, prepare financial statements, file tax returns and manage payroll. Outsourcing to professional accountants can save cost and risk, ensure compliance and financial transparency, […]
Updated 9 January 2026
What is the difference between accounting and auditing? 4 key differences for Hong Kong companies
Accounting records the financial data; auditing (an audit) verifies the statements. A Hong Kong limited company must complete both processes every year. Without an audit, you face tax penalties, […]
Updated 3 December 2025
What is an annual return? The 2025 NAR1 sample form and points to note - how much is the penalty for forgetting to file the annual return?
Besides paying tax, a company must also file the annual return NAR1 every year. What exactly is an annual return? What information must it contain? What […]
Updated 2 December 2025
4 key points to note when filing the annual return
A local limited company must file an annual return with the Companies Registry within 42 days after its anniversary of incorporation. In fact, the filing time differs for different types of company, and there are many points to note across the different filing methods. A late filing can attract a fine of up to HK$3,480. This article shares 4 points to note when filing an annual return.