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If you want VCs then it's always the US and should always be a Delaware corp. For non-VC funded companies HK is great, allows for tax minimization, minimal hea
by jpgvm 4y ago
If you want VCs then it's always the US and should always be a Delaware corp.
For non-VC funded companies HK is great, allows for tax minimization, minimal headaches, access to international banks and potential access to Chinese market if that is important for your business.
- digianarchist 4y agoIt’s virtual impossible to operate a HK or Singapore LTD these days as a “US person”.
- jpgvm 4y agoFair. I'm not a US person so I don't run into these issues. I still have to submit appropriate docs for FACTA etc because I do business with US companies.
- robk 4y agoThe vast majority of valley investors are OK w uk these days.
- SkyAndSand 4y agoAre you sure? Because at the YC doesn’t invest in them unfortunately.
- cascom 4y agoHK is over unfortunately
- jpgvm 4y agoReports of HKs death are greatly exaggerated. What you see in the media is one thing, the reality on the ground (for business at least) is very much the same as it always has been. If anything HK is even more like Singapore than it was in the past.