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Company Formation Services and Fees
New Incorporation with Basic Company Secretary serviceNot including (Company Registry HK$1,720 & Business Registration* HK$250) Time required: 6-8 working daysHK$2000
- Applying for the Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate
- Provision of company green box and 10 Articles of Association
- Provision of Share Certificate and statutory book
- 1 set of company stamps (Signature & round) and company seal
- Basic Company Secretary Service – 1st year
- Provision ofand Significant Controllers Registers
Instant Company Setup with Basic Company Secretary serviceNot including (Company Registry HK$1,720 & Business Registration HK$250) Time required: 2-3 working daysHK$3900
- Certificate of Incorporation and Business Registration Certificate
- Provision of company green box and 10 Articles of Association
- Provision of Share Certificate and statutory book
- 1 set of company stamps (Signature & round) and company seal
- Basic Company Secretary Service – 1st year
- Provision o fand Significant Controllers Registers
- ( The cost of buying a ready-made company may result in additional charges depending on the business registration fee at the time of incorporation. The additional cost will be specified when customer inquires. )
Advantages of HK Company Incorporation
- Low tax rate
- Simple tax system, no sales or capital gains tax
- International Trade & Finance Centre
- No verification of initial share capital
- No physical office nor employee is required
- No exchange control
- Low cost
- Less restriction and high economic freedom
- No limitation on the number of founder nor nationality
Frequently Asked Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Am I free to choose any name I want for my company?
No. There are some restrictions on the registration of company names. Generally speaking, a company name will not be registered if: -- it is the same as a name appearing in the Index of Company Names kept by the Registrar of Companies ("the Registrar");
- it is the same as that of a body corporate incorporated or established under an Ordinance;
- in the opinion of the Registrar, its use would constitute a criminal offence; or
- in the opinion of the Registrar, it is offensive or otherwise contrary to the public interest.