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Materials required for Hong Kong auditing
1. Basic Information
Company registration certificate, commercial registration certificate, last annual tax declaration form, articles of association, registration of changes (if any), etc.
2. Business related information during the account period
1) Cost receipts, such as invoices, contracts.
2) Expense notes, such as salary, rent (leasing contract or agreement), freight, etc.
3) Bank statements to suppliers.
4) Receipts and bank statements from shareholders and customers.
3. Other relevant information
1) Monthly statements for all bank accounts
2) Tax Return Form issued by Hong Kong Tax Bureau
3) Last auditor Report (not required for the first year)
Audit and tax reporting process
According to company's financial complexity and document completeness, a simple auditing generally takes 3-5 working days, while a complex one may take a week to issue an audit report signed by Hong Kong accountants. Our proxy then submits the audit report to Tax Bureau.
Foreign direct investment is the act of direct investment in China by foreign enterprises and economic organizations or individuals (including overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Chinese enterprises registered overseas) in accordance with relevant Chinese policies and regulations, using cash, in kind, and technology to directly invest in China. Including: the establishment of wholly foreign-owned enterprises in China, the establishment of Sino-foreign joint ventures, cooperative enterprises or cooperative development of resources with enterprises or economic organizations in China (including the reinvestment of foreign investment income), and the approval of relevant government departments The funds borrowed from abroad by the enterprise within the total project investment.
Foreign direct investment is the act of direct investment in China by foreign enterprises and economic organizations or individuals (including overseas Chinese, compatriots from Hong Kong, Macao and Taiwan, and Chinese enterprises registered overseas) in accordance with relevant Chinese policies and regulations, using cash, in kind, and technology to directly invest in China. Including: the establishment of wholly foreign-owned enterprises in China, the establishment of Sino-foreign joint ventures, cooperative enterprises or cooperative development of resources with enterprises or economic organizations in China (including the reinvestment of foreign investment income), and the approval of relevant government departments The funds borrowed from abroad by the enterprise within the total project investment.
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