According to reports, a large Hong Kong group has actively arranged for its overseas-registered subsidiaries to be registered in Hong Kong as "non-Hong Kong companies" in recent years, with the number reaching hundreds. The businesses of these "non-Hong Kong companies" cover investment, telecommunications, ports, etc.
What is an overseas registered company? Why should I register as a "non-Hong Kong company" in Hong Kong? what is the benefit? Let us answer it for you.
A Hong Kong company is, of course, a company incorporated in Hong Kong. A Hong Kong company is registered in Hong Kong and has its base in Hong Kong. Basically, all income must pay Hong Kong profits tax. Overseas companies refer to companies incorporated in other areas outside Hong Kong. The base is not in Hong Kong but at the place of registration. However, as long as it is registered in Hong Kong as a "non-Hong Kong company", it can operate business in Hong Kong. According to Hong Kong tax regulations, only profits earned from operations in Hong Kong are subject to Hong Kong profits tax. Based on this alone, everyone can see the tax advantages of "non-Hong Kong companies".
For a "non-Hong Kong company", the place of registration is overseas, and the final ownership of the assets is of course also at the place of registration. This is also a way of risk management.
In fact, "company" is just a tool. Using different tools to produce different effects is the so-called "financial technique"; in fact, with only slight adjustments, you can achieve different effects, and the effects can be huge.
Our company is a Hong Kong licensed accounting firm with many years of comprehensive and in-depth business experience. We can advise clients on using different "companies" as tools to build the required structures to achieve different purposes and effects.
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