Register Company in Hong Kong
How company registration in Hong Kong works
Hong Kong is a leading jurisdiction for international business and one of the world's largest centers for registered companies. It is not classified as an offshore zone, which makes it attractive for legitimate cross-border operations. Before you register a company in Hong Kong, keep two points in mind:
- Hong Kong taxes income on a territorial basis.
- Bank account setup needs to be planned carefully.
Company Registration in Canada
Registering a company in Canada requires knowledge of local tax legislation. It involves paying provincial, federal, and municipal taxes. Rates are determined individually in each province and may change: this information should be checked in official sources.
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Company Registration in China
If you plan to conduct business activities in China, the experts at Incluence Limited are ready to support you at every stage of setting up your company:
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Company Registration in Croatia
If you plan to operate in the European market, a suitable option for starting a company may be Croatia, a country promising from an investment perspective. This country is part of the European Union, which means it shares a common market with many other EU states. A special advantage is the opportunity to purchase real estate, as this right is granted only to residents and foreign entrepreneurs.
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Company registration in Cyprus gives an EU legal entity with a 12.5% corporate income tax regardless of the type of activity, no presence on offshore black or grey lists, and the option to open the bank account in the same country as the company.
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Incluence specialists provide a wide range of services: from tax optimization in Czechia to opening a company in the chosen legal form, passing audits, and offering other business registration services.
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Company Registration in Europe
The reputation of a company registered in Europe is significantly higher than that of businesses incorporated outside the EU, especially in offshore jurisdictions. The European Union attracts non-European entrepreneurs, as foreign banks and business partners are more open to cooperation with European companies.
learn moreFrequently Asked Questions
The final cost depends on the company structure, the residence of the founders, and document certification. Contact our specialists for an exact quote for your case.
Registration takes about two weeks after we receive the original documents and payment.
To register a company in Hong Kong, you submit personal documents of the company members and completed registration forms. The original forms must be sent to Hong Kong. Registration requires a local company secretary and a local address.
Yes. Non-residents can register remotely through a local representative. A local company secretary completes the registration in Hong Kong on your behalf.
