Frequently Asked Questions

Setting up a company in Hong Kong offers several advantages, including a strategic location, a business-friendly environment, low tax rates, access to international markets, and a robust legal system.

To change directors (appointment and resignation), submit the following signed documents: Board Resolution, resignation of the current director, acceptance of appointment as director for the new director, and Forms ND2A and ND4. Submit Form ND2A to the Companies Registry. To change shareholders, allot shares by signing the Board Resolutions, Form NSC1, and the application for shares. Submit Form NSC1 to the Companies Registry. For share transfers, sign the Board Resolution, Instrument of Transfer, Bought & Sold Notes, and Letter to the Stamp Duty Office. If the company has started business, provide the latest audited financial statements and certified management accounts to the IRD along with the share transfer documents for stamp duty fee adjudication.