Some of the benefits of corporate taxes in Hong Kong is that they often come with: Returns deductions on medical insurance for families, and Fringe benefits such as retirement plans and tax-deferred [...]
No. There are no specific rules that are designated for part-time that are different from full-time employees in Hong Kong. However, an institution can draft its contract for the part-time or a one-time contract [...]
Irrespective of the country, secondary employment is an occupation that one engages in either temporarily or permanently to earn additional income to supplement their primary jobs.
Yes, a limited liability company can be wholly foreign owned in Hong Kong.
Some of the challenges include: The limited liabilities need to be incorporated at the companies’ house and you must pay for them. The name of a limited company will have certain restrictions. [...]
The process of starting a limited liability company in Hong Kong is simple and straightforward. You should follow these simple steps: Determine the name of your company Choose a legal structure for [...]
It is a private company whose owners are taxed with the legal responsibility of the amount invested in the company in case of debts. Alternative it’s a separate legal entity that is [...]
No, a corporate secretary manages all the administrative tasks of a company whereas a company secretary serves as a legal advisor for a company.
Hong Kong was a British colony that was handed to China by their colonizers in 1997. China governed Hong Kong under the one country two systems where they enjoyed independence except for defense [...]
Hong Kong and China are not the same. Hong Kong is the special administrative region of China. The executive, judicial, and legislative powers have been devolved from the Chinese national government to [...]