Accounting and Audit

Every company must file a Profits Tax Return each year. A new company will get its first tax return about 18 months after incorporation, with three months to prepare the accounts and audit report. After that, the filing deadline will depend on the company’s year-end date.

Companies with employees also need to file an Employer’s Return every year. This report, due in April, shows the wages and salaries paid from April to March. We can help you submit these returns on time and prepare the financial statements needed to support your filings.

Yes, we provide a dedicated Certified Public Accountant (CPA) who specializes in full accounting services. Our CPA can handle your financial reporting, make sure everything meets Inland Revenue Department rules, and give expert advice tailored to your business.

A financial audit for Hong Kong businesses means an auditor checks the company’s financial records to ensure they follow the rules, known as Accounting Standards.

They review documents like income and expenses to make sure everything is accurate and meets the required guidelines.

The goal is to give management, investors, and regulators confidence that the financial information is reliable. The auditor also checks for any mistakes or misleading details in the financial statements. The final audit report may be sent to the Inland Revenue Department to show compliance with financial reporting rules.

All you need is to give us your bank statements and invoices. We will then generate:

• Trial balance
• Income statement
• Statement of financial position
• General ledger
• Corporate secretary document
• These will all be needed for filling.