Review the trading or service model
Share the activity, owner residence, supplier and customer countries and management location. Include any banking or payment-provider requirement already identified.
Coordinate incorporation with the transaction evidence, local company administration and accounting your business needs.
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We can discuss the supplier and customer relationships, supporting documents and local company services your setup would need.
We form a Hong Kong LTD for EUR 3,555, with an annual fee of EUR 1,350. The annual return costs HKD 105 when filed within 42 days after the incorporation anniversary; a late return costs HKD 870 to HKD 3,480. Profits tax is 8.25% on the first HKD 2 million of assessable profits and 16.5% above that.
We help form Hong Kong companies for international trade and services. The setup needs to reflect the company’s contracts, ownership and payment flows, with records ready for banking and reporting.
Last checked: 6 November 2026, Aleksandar
Prices are stated in the currency of our price list. The formation price includes the first year of maintenance, so the annual fee applies from the second year.

Incorporation and transaction records

Formation is EUR 3,555 and the annual fee is EUR 1,350, in euros as listed in our price list. The annual fee is the minimum of the mandatory yearly costs, without bookkeeping and audit. Accounting and audit depend on the volume and complexity of transactions and are agreed separately, as are banking support, certified copies and ownership changes. The annual return fee is HKD 105 when filed on time.
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For a bank or accountant, a broad activity description leaves important questions open. Who supplies the goods, where are they delivered and which company invoices the customer? A service business must explain where and by whom the work is performed. Establishing that story before formation helps reveal missing documents and operational assumptions.
Describe the goods or services, principal counterparties, currencies and expected payment routes. For trading, include where goods are purchased and delivered. For services, identify the people doing the work. This helps your advisers assess the setup and gives the banking application a concrete business explanation.
Confirm the directors, company secretary and registered-office arrangements for the chosen company. Ownership and control records need to remain current. If a corporate shareholder is involved, prepare its constitutional and registry documents with a clear chain to the ultimate owners.
Hong Kong’s Companies Registry requires an annual return for private companies, subject to the applicable rules. That registry filing is separate from business registration, accounting, audit and tax requirements. Identify who will handle each area and how transaction records will reach them throughout the year.
Customer location alone does not prove that Hong Kong profits arose offshore. Keep evidence of where work, negotiation and management occurred. A bank’s review of the business and the tax authority’s assessment have different purposes.

The business behind the account
Together, these facts explain why the company needs this account.
Hong Kong LTD formation is EUR 3,555 and the annual fee is EUR 1,350, both in euros as listed in our price list. Accounting and audit are agreed separately.
The Companies Registry requires a private company’s annual return within 42 days after its incorporation anniversary, except in the year of incorporation. Filed on time, the fee is HKD 105; filed late, it rises to between HKD 870 and HKD 3,480.
The two-tier regime taxes the first HKD 2 million of assessable profits at 8.25% and the rest at 16.5%. Whether particular income is sourced in Hong Kong is assessed on the facts.
Do not assume that from incorporation alone. The source and nature of income, actual operations and current rules require professional assessment. Keep the contracts and transaction evidence needed to support that review.
No. The registry return serves a different purpose from financial statements, audit work and tax filing. Your service scope should identify those responsibilities separately.
That depends on the bank, owners and activity. Confirm current identification and attendance requirements for your case. Banking support is a separate service priced from EUR 300 to EUR 3,000, excluding bank deposits and the institution’s own fees. The bank decides on the account; our fee covers the agreed work.
It depends on your tax residence, where you and any staff do the work, and the rules of your country, including any rules on foreign companies. Where the company is managed matters as much as where it is registered. Ask a tax adviser in your country of residence before the company starts invoicing.
Start by separating international holding and business-company needs from local operating licences, premises and residency plans.
Plan directors, company secretary, registered office and ongoing administration alongside your incorporation.
Review the activity, ownership and payment flows an institution will need to understand.
Check the original requirements for your case. Rules, fees and provider policies can change.

A Hong Kong company needs a clear role in your trading or service business. Contracts, payments and ownership records should explain that role consistently. Share the customer and supplier countries so we can discuss incorporation with the banking preparation and annual work it requires.
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