Why Hong Kong?

Hong Kong, where the vibrant fusion of Eastern and Western cultures harmoniously coexists, retains its pivotal role as a hub where East meets West. This unique blend infuses dynamism into its business landscape, making it a compelling destination for enterprises seeking to bridge these distinct worlds seamlessly.

Situated at the gateway of mainland China, Hong Kong is an instrumental entry point for businesses venturing into the thriving Chinese market while also serving as an attractive platform for Chinese enterprises aspiring to establish a global footprint. This distinct positioning further amplifies Hong Kong's significance and relevance on the global stage. Moreover, its strategic location at the heart of Asia ensures swift connectivity to nearly half of the world's population within just five hours' flying time, enhancing its appeal as a global business hub.

Hong Kong boasts one of the most tax-friendly systems anywhere in the world.

Tax breakdown:

• Profits tax for the first HK$2 million of profits of corporations is 8.25%. Profits above that amount will be subject to the tax rate of 16%. For unincorporated business (i.e. partnerships and sole proprietorships), the two-tiered tax rates are correspondingly set at 7.5% and 15%.
   
• Salaries tax Hong Kong’s salary tax bracket is charged at 2%, 6% , 10% , 14% and 17%. The progressive tax rates are charged upon an individual’s net chargeable income. It could follow the five tax percentage structures, or be charged a standard rate of 15% on an individual’s net income or whichever is considered lower. Net income is the income that is left after deductions.
   
• Property tax of 15%.

Under One Country, Two Systems, Hong Kong maintains its own legal systems separate to those of mainland China. Among the legal reassurances for companies operating in the territory are robust policies and protections for intellectual property allowing for a free and fair business environment.