Hong Kong is the operating base for wildly different businesses — each with its own tax and compliance pressure points. Here's where we spend most of our time.
Sellers running Amazon, Shopify, or Alibaba storefronts through a Hong Kong entity, needing clean bookkeeping across multiple payment gateways and marketplaces.
Sourcing and re-export businesses using Hong Kong as a trade hub between mainland China and global buyers — a classic offshore claim profile.
Software and platform businesses billing international clients from a Hong Kong entity, with distributed remote teams and IP structuring questions.
Independent consultants and advisory firms invoicing global clients through Hong Kong, needing simple, low-maintenance annual compliance.
Entities holding shares in operating subsidiaries or investment portfolios, where dividend flow-through and treaty positioning need careful handling.
Payment facilitators and fintech startups navigating both tax filing and the additional regulatory documentation Hong Kong expects of the sector.
Freight forwarders and logistics coordinators using Hong Kong's port and airport infrastructure, with multi-jurisdiction shipment documentation.
Buying offices and sourcing agents coordinating factories across Asia, invoicing through a Hong Kong trading entity.
Early-stage founders choosing Hong Kong as their Asia base, needing first incorporation, bank account setup, and a compliance calendar from day one.
We work across most sectors operating in or through Hong Kong. Tell us what you do and we'll tell you exactly what compliance looks like for you.
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