Taxation in Hong Kong
Hong Kong is one of the few countries/area in the world that tax on a territorial basis. Many countries levy tax on a different basis and they tax the world-wide profits of a business, including profits derived from an offshore source. Hong Kong profits tax is only charged on profits derived from a trade, profession or business carried on in Hong Kong. Consequently, this means that a company which carries on a business in Hong Kong, but derives profits from another place, is not required to pay tax in Hong Kong on those profits. Hong Kong sourced income is currently subject to a rate of taxation of 17.5 per cent. There is no tax in Hong Kong on capital gains, dividends and interest earned.
The principle of Hong Kong income tax is that it is a tax on income that has its source in Hong Kong rather than a tax based on residence. Income sourced elsewhere, even remitted to Hong Kong, is not subject to Hong Kong profits tax at all. Consequently, if a Hong Kong company's trading or business activities are based outside Hong Kong no taxation will be levied.
* Corporate profits tax rate is 16.5% for limited company .
Corporate profits tax rate is 16% for unlimited company.
* Personal tax is also among the lowest in the world at the maximum of 15%.
And there are no hidden "extras."
* Only income and profits derived directly from
* There is no tax on capital gains, dividends or interest;
* Generous capital allowance and depreciation regulations;
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Our Taxation Services
Advice on tax planning;
Advice on estate duty planning;
Assisting executives and high net-worth individuals in their personal tax planning;
Advice on the latest changes in taxation laws and their effects on our clients;
Representing clients in tax investigations and field audits;
Representing clients in tax objections and appeals.
Certified Public Accountants Contact Info:
Donny Kan
donny@kyng.com.hk
Terry Leung
terry@kyng.com.hk