Why incorporate in Hong Kong?
Hong Kong uses a territorial tax system: only profits sourced in Hong Kong are taxed. Attractive for international trading, e-commerce serving non-HK customers, and businesses operating across Asia. Our All-In-One plan includes government fees.
Business Entity Types
Choose the right structure for your business needs.
Private Limited Company
The dominant business structure in Hong Kong — territorial tax, simple compliance.
- Territorial tax system
- 8.25% on first HKD 2M profits
- 100% foreign ownership
- No capital gains tax
- No VAT/GST
Branch Office
Foreign company operating in Hong Kong as a branch — no separate legal personality.
- Extension of foreign parent
- Parent liability extends
- HK tax only on HK income
- Simpler setup
- Limited activities
Formation Process
Simple steps to establish your Hong Kong company.
Name Search
Verify your proposed company name with the Companies Registry.
1 dayIncorporation Filing
Submit Form NNC1 with Articles of Association.
5–7 daysBusiness Registration
Obtain Business Registration Certificate from IRD.
1–2 daysBank Account Opening
Open bank account with Statrys, Airwallex, ZA Bank, or HSBC.
7–30 daysPick the right Hong Kong plan
All prices shown in USD. Government / state fees are charged separately and noted on each plan.
Hong Kong All-In-One Plan
Includes Government Fees (HKD 3,790)
Protect your brand worldwide
Register your trademark in any of these jurisdictions through us. Prices in USD, government fees included where stated.
What you'll need to register
Upload them directly through your customer portal after you submit the register form — drag & drop, encrypted, no email needed.
Hong Kong-specific questions
What does "territorial tax" mean for me?+
Hong Kong only taxes profits "sourced" in Hong Kong. If your customers, suppliers, contracts, and operations are all outside HK, your offshore profits can qualify for 0% tax under the Offshore Profits Claim. The HK Inland Revenue Department reviews each claim.
Can I open a Hong Kong bank account remotely?+
Most traditional HK banks require in-person account opening. Digital banks (ZA Bank, Statrys, Airwallex) can onboard remotely with proper KYC. We guide you to the best option.
What annual filings are required?+
Annual Return (NAR1) filed every year, Profits Tax Return filed yearly with audited accounts, and Business Registration renewal annually. We offer ongoing compliance packages.