Tax preparation services

There are three types of direct taxes: profits tax, salaries tax and property tax respectively. The year of assessment runs from 1 April to 31 March of the following year.

You’re struggling to file your taxes

When preparing financial statements, many difficulties are often encountered

We can help you

Save time on tedious and complicated tasks such as filling out forms
Provide a clear data preparation checklist without the hassle of sifting through documents
Experts provide accounting or tax planning so you can make better tax arrangements

You’re struggling to file your taxes

When preparing financial statements, many difficulties are often encountered

We can help you

Save time on tedious and complicated tasks such as filling out forms
Provide a clear data preparation checklist without the hassle of sifting through documents
Experts provide accounting or tax planning so you can make better tax arrangements

We offer a wide range of productsTax preparation services and tax planning

Provide you with professional analysis and advice, planning and arrangement, and assist customers to obtain the highest tax incentives in a formal way.

Limited company tax return

Unlimited corporate tax returns

Employer's tax return

Individual tax return

Personal assessment

Tax preparation services

Limited company tax return

Unlimited corporate tax returns

Employer’s tax return

Individual tax return

Personal assessment

Tax filing procedures

Step 1 Prepare the required documents
Taxpayers can prepare documents for tax filing in advance, such as personal information (marital status, child allowance, dependent parent allowance, dependent education allowance), rent or other income, deductible expenses, tax-deductible annuity or medical insurance information, etc.

Step 2 Complete the tax return
After collecting the complete set of tax return documents from the tax preparer, we complete the tax return for the client and estimate the tax payable by the client’s tax status.

Step 3 Submit the form
We have a dedicated person responsible for follow-up and communication throughout the process, and will also provide a copy of the receipt stamp of the IRD to ensure timely submission.

Note: Based on the income and background information of the tax filer, we will choose the most tax saving method for the taxpayer.

Tax filing procedures

Step 1 Prepare the required documents
Taxpayers can prepare documents for tax filing in advance, such as personal information (marital status, child allowance, dependent parent allowance, dependent education allowance), rent or other income, deductible expenses, tax-deductible annuity or medical insurance information, etc.

Step 2 Complete the tax return
After collecting the complete set of tax return documents from the tax preparer, we complete the tax return for the client and estimate the tax payable by the client’s tax status.

Step 3 Submit the form
We have a dedicated person responsible for follow-up and communication throughout the process, and will also provide a copy of the receipt stamp of the IRD to ensure timely submission.

Note: Based on the income and background information of the tax filer, we will choose the most tax saving method for the taxpayer.

Tax filing procedures

Step 1 Prepare the accounting book
Taxpayers can prepare complete accounting books in advance, including profit & loss/balance sheet/trial balance/ledger. If the tax filer has not prepared it himself, we can provide a full set of accounting services.

Step 2 Review
We submit the complete accounting books to the auditor for review, and after the tax reporter confirms that it is correct, the auditor issues a formal audit report.

Step 3 Submit the form
We have a dedicated person responsible for follow-up and communication throughout the process, and will also provide a copy of the receipt stamp of the IRD to ensure timely submission.

Tax filing procedures

Step 1 Prepare the accounting book
Taxpayers can prepare complete accounting books in advance, including profit & loss/balance sheet/trial balance/ledger. If the tax filer has not prepared it himself, we can provide a full set of accounting services.

Step 2 Submit the form
We have a dedicated person responsible for follow-up and communication throughout the process, and will also provide a copy of the receipt stamp of the IRD to ensure timely submission.

Tax filing procedures

Step 1 Prepare the accounting book
Taxpayers can prepare complete accounting books in advance, including profit & loss/balance sheet/trial balance/ledger. If the tax filer has not prepared it himself, we can provide a full set of accounting services.

Step 2 Review
We submit the complete accounting books to the auditor for review, and after the tax reporter confirms that it is correct, the auditor issues a formal audit report.

Step 3 Submit the form
We have a dedicated person responsible for follow-up and communication throughout the process, and will also provide a copy of the receipt stamp of the IRD to ensure timely submission.

Service items

Registration of Hong Kong/Taiwan company

Company secretarial services

Accounting and tax planning

Various business support services

Registration of Hong Kong/Taiwan company

Company secretarial services

Accounting and tax planning

Various business support services

Customer testimonials

The service provided by this company is really outstanding. Their team is very professional and experienced, giving us comprehensive guidance and support throughout the establishment process.

Business owners

Miss Lin

Quick response and useful information, arranged my first registration with a phone call. For start-up entrepreneurs, I recommend the company.

Business owners

Mr. Liu

Langfeng really understands our needs and goes one step further to provide customized solutions. Very satisfied with their service and highly recommended to businesses that need related services.

Entrepreneurs

Miss Wu

Business owners

Miss Lin

The service provided by this company is really outstanding. Their team is very professional and experienced, giving us comprehensive guidance and support throughout the establishment process.

Business owners

Mr. Liu

Quick response and useful information, arranged my first registration with a phone call. For start-up entrepreneurs, I recommend the company.

Entrepreneurs

Miss Wu

Langfeng really understands our needs and goes one step further to provide customized solutions. Very satisfied with their service and highly recommended to businesses that need related services.

Hong Kong Company FAQs

Lang Feng’s professional team will take you through the common problems of company registration and operation in Hong Kong

Q: What are the types of Hong Kong companies?
Common types of Hong Kong companies are: sole proprietorship, partnership (general partnership and limited partnership), limited company, public company, representative office and branch. Limited company is the most popular type of company, and its biggest feature is limited liability, that is, the liability of shareholders is limited to their capital contribution, personal property is separated from company property, and will not bear unlimited liability due to corporate debts.
Q : What documents do I need to open a Hong Kong company?
To set up a Hong Kong limited company, the shareholders and directors must be at least 18 years old, Hong Kong locals, Chinese residents or overseas persons, as long as they provide a valid passport or identity card.
Q : How long does it take to open a Hong Kong limited company?

With all the documents in place, we can complete the registration process in as little as one working day. However, the actual registration schedule will depend on how quickly the customer prepares the data and may be affected by the office hours of the respective government unit.

Q : What are the requirements for a registered company name in Hong Kong?
When registering a company name in Hong Kong, the name must be in Chinese Traditional or English, and the name cannot be in simplified characters, and the name may contain numbers, but it cannot be mixed between Chinese and English.

The company name can use Chinese + English at the same time, or choose one of the two, Chinese the name must end and must contain “Limited”, and the English name must end with “Limited”.

*As the Hong Kong banking system is mainly in English, it is recommended that companies must register an English name.

Q : Does the company address have to be a store/office building? Can I register in Mainland/Overseas?
The address of the registered company must be in Hong Kong, whether it is a shop, an office building, or even your residence, it can be used as the registered address of the company. However, we recommend that you consider that if you use your home as a business address, it may cause you unnecessary trouble if there is any dispute with the company. If you want to avoid the hassle of using a residential address as your company’s registered address, you can consider renting a business registered address. This method is quite affordable, with a minimum cost of HK$1,000 a year, which can save you a lot of unnecessary trouble.
Q : Do I need a company secretary? Is it okay not to need a company secretary?

Hong Kong law requires every company to appoint a local company secretary. The secretary’s responsibilities include ensuring the integrity of all company documents and ensuring that all changes to the company are completed on time and correctly in accordance with local laws. This position can be held by an individual or an enterprise (body corporate).

We can also provide company secretarial services for you from HK$50 per month.

Q : When registering a company in Hong Kong, what are the requirements and precautions for the amount of share capital and registered capital?

When setting up a Hong Kong company, you can choose to register your share capital in USD or HKD.

In addition, there is no minimum registered capital in Hong Kong (1 yuan is also acceptable), the general registered capital is HK$10,000, and at least one ordinary share will be issued at the time of incorporation.

*Hong Kong’s capital is
on a subscription basis
rather than a paid-up basis.