To register a Hong Kong company, we should pay attention to the following issues:

1. Name of Hong Kong company.

Hong Kong companies are relatively free in naming, but freedom is not unlimited. According to the regulations, English names of Hong Kong companies must end with Limited, Chinese names must end with Limited, and they must be traditional characters, and simplified characters are not accepted. You can use Chinese and English names, but you cannot use a combination of Chinese and English names. And the selected company name can only be used if it is not duplicated after official website search. It should be noted that names such as securities, insurance, accountant, auditor and bank cannot be used without the approval of relevant departments in Hong Kong.

2. Registered capital of Hong Kong companies

Hong Kong companies have different requirements for registered capital from the Mainland. There is no mandatory restriction on the registered capital of Hong Kong companies. Generally speaking, the minimum amount is HK$ 65,438 +0W, and there is no need for capital verification and actual payment. However, due to the existence of stamp duty in Hong Kong, 0.26% stamp duty is required for share conversion. The higher the registered capital, the more stamp duty will be paid when the shares are converted. Therefore, if it is not the special needs of the company, it is recommended not to fill in too high registered capital.

3. Business scope of Hong Kong companies

After successful registration in Hong Kong, the company will obtain a business registration certificate. If the company intends to start business, it needs to apply to the tax bureau for business registration and expand the business scope of the company. When filling in the business scope, it can be drawn up according to the actual business. In addition to securities, insurance, banking and other industries that need special licenses, they can basically operate any business. But if there is no special demand, it is best not to fill in jewelry, finance and other businesses, because these projects will affect the subsequent bank account opening. It should be noted that companies that have started business but have not started business and have not filled in the company's business scope will face a maximum fine of HK$ 5,000.

4. Follow-up maintenance of Hong Kong companies

After the establishment of a Hong Kong company, there are two things that must be done every year, one is the annual examination, and the other is the examination of tax returns. Annual examination refers to a brand-new qualification examination conducted by the relevant departments every year to register the latest situation and operating conditions of Hong Kong companies, including the renewal of business registration and the renewal of annual fee for submitting annual returns. Audit means that the accountant verifies and approves the company's accounts, and then issues an audit report to the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department for responsible explanation and tax declaration. It should be noted that if there is no annual review, the consequences will be quite serious.