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. The cost of registering a Hong Kong company is NT$4,800.
, . r1. Overview of the tax system
, . Hong Kong’s low tax rate and simple tax system are very attractive to mainland investors . Hong Kong levies tax on a territorial basis and only taxes profits and income from Hong Kong. Unlike the situation in the Mainland, Hong Kong has no value-added tax and business tax. The main direct taxes are profits tax (corporate income tax), salary tax (personal income tax) and property tax. The Inland Revenue Department is responsible for tax matters in Hong Kong. The Inland Revenue Department sends tax payment notices every year. Data such as profits tax and salaries tax must be reported by yourself before the specified deadline. The above taxes only need to be filed once a year. The tax year in Hong Kong is from March 3rd of each year to March 3rd of the following year. day.
, . 2. Main taxes
, . (1) Profits tax (corporate income tax) Hong Kong Profits tax is levied only on profits derived from or derived from Hong Kong in every trade, profession or business. The tax rate is based on the tax rate of the corporation or persons other than the corporation: the tax rate for legal persons is ., and the tax rate for persons other than legal persons is . Dividends paid by a company are not subject to withholding tax. Dividends received by companies are also exempt from profits tax, and Hong Kong does not impose capital gains tax. Interest income from deposits deposited by businesses and individuals (except financial institutions) in recognized banks is exempt from income tax. Losses can be carried forward indefinitely to deduct taxes. Relaxed tax exemption system. For capital expenditures incurred in the construction of industrial buildings and buildings, this expenditure is tax-deductible in the year of expenditure, and tax-free commercial buildings also enjoy depreciation allowances every year thereafter. Capital expenditures incurred for renovating and decorating buildings and structures are deducted in equal installments over the years. Expenditures on manufacturing-related plant and machinery, computer hardware, software and development costs are deductible in real time if held by the end user.
, . Other tax-deductible items include interest on borrowed funds, rent of buildings and occupied land, employee wages, bad debts, trademark and patent registration fees, and scientific research III and employee retirement plan contributions, etc.
, . (2) Salary tax (personal income tax). Income from any office or employment in Hong Kong is subject to salaries tax. Income subject to tax includes commissions, bonuses, gratuities, allowances (including education allowances) and other perquisites. Income and any salary derived from services provided in Hong Kong are also taxable. The tax payable is proportional to the tax rate, ranging from south to south. However, each taxpayer will not pay more tax than his or her total income. In addition, mainland residents who stay in Hong Kong for no more than a day in any tax year are exempt from paying salaries tax.
, . (3) Property tax. Property tax rates are uniformly calculated as receivable rent (other than rates) less repairs and maintenance allowances. However, after the company pays income tax on the rental income, it is not required to pay property tax.
, . In addition, Hong Kong has reached a limited double taxation agreement with the United States on shipping income, and also has agreements with Canada, Germany, Israel, South Korea, Mauritius, the Netherlands, New Zealand and the United Kingdom have signed similar agreements on air freight revenue. According to relevant agreements, international transportation income of Hong Kong shipowners and airlines are exempt from taxation in contracting countries.
, . 3. Tax incentives
, . Hong Kong is a fair and free economic system with The open investment system treats foreign and local investors equally without any discrimination or protection measures. The government neither interferes nor has any subsidy policy for the business activities of foreign and local investors. Whether they are foreign or local investors, they can invest in any industry as long as they comply with Hong Kong's laws and regulations.
, . (1) Hong Kong’s preferential policies are mainly reflected in its unique advantages:
, . r. Hong Kong is the regional headquarters center of the Asia-Pacific region. Many multinational companies have chosen to set up regional headquarters in Hong Kong to coordinate and centrally manage their business in the region. Hong Kong is located in the heart of the Asia-Pacific region. It has a simple and sound financial system, free flow of information, transparent and effective government operations, and a stable political environment. It is an ideal place for multinational companies to set up regional headquarters.
, . r. Hong Kong has world-class sea and air transportation facilities, which can provide convenience to various industries in the region and around the world. Hong Kong International Airport has a wide range of services, with a large number of international passenger and cargo flights flying to and from Hong Kong and many cities around the world every day. Hong Kong has the busiest and most efficient container terminal in the world, providing a range of shipping, freight forwarding, logistics and related services.
, . r Hong Kong’s telecommunications industry is developed and ranks among the best in the world. With the opening up of the international telecommunications service market, Hong Kong's international call charges continue to decrease and provide quality services to merchants.
, . r. Hong Kong’s legal system is sound and open, and the judiciary is completely independent, ensuring that everyone is equal before the law. In addition, the SAR government is clean, fair and operates efficiently.
, . r. Hong Kong’s tax system is simple and the tax rate is low. The territorial principle is adopted in taxation, and only profits or income originating in Hong Kong are taxed.
, . r. Hong Kong is one of the most open export-oriented economic systems in the world. It has strict regulations on foreign offshore investment, capital flow allocation, and the nationality or ownership of enterprises. There are no restrictions. Hong Kong implements a free trade policy with no trade barriers. General trade import and export goods do not need to pay any tariffs, nor do they have any tariff limits or surtaxes.
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