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Does that mean I don't have to flight to Hong Kong and file application there? All I need to do is submit some documents online? It would be nice if you can giv
by alansparrow 12y ago
Does that mean I don't have to flight to Hong Kong and file application there? All I need to do is submit some documents online? It would be nice if you can give some more information (ex: website, etc..)
- gabemart 12y agoI'm afraid I'm totally unqualified to give any more information than can be found by searching the web. It looks like you can do everything online and most applications are processed within one hour [1]. The minimum cost for a one-year registration looks like it's around 600 USD equivalent. My source for the statement about corporation tax is from PWC [2]. [1] http://www.investhk.gov.hk/setting-up-your-business/hong-kong-company-incorporation.html http://www.investhk.gov.hk/setting-up-your-business/hong-kon... [2] http://www.pwchk.com/home/eng/tax_hk_corptax.html http://www.pwchk.com/home/eng/tax_hk_corptax.html
- derefr 12y agoThere's usually no need to fly to any of these countries, no matter their laws. Instead, you pay a lawyer local to the jurisdiction to organize and file the paperwork for you. There are lawyers in Delaware whose whole job is this. For any given jurisdiction, there may even be someone offering to do it "online" (i.e. product model) rather than as a consult, presenting an interface equivalent to that of a government offering the same registration service.