Tag: Taxation

FAQ: Hong Kong Permanent Resident guide

[Hong Kong] FAQ: Hong Kong Permanent Resident guide

Hong Kong does not officially recognize dual citizenship. However, it is possible to hold permanent residency in Hong Kong while also being a citizen of another country. It’s essential to check the specific regulations and requirements of both countries involved.

홍콩 역외 면세 제도 개정안 FAQ

[Hong Kong] NEW FSIE Regime FAQ

To determine if an income is in substance a dividend, it is necessary to examine all the facts and circumstances relating to the transaction rather than the mere label of the income. Generally, dividend refers to a payment of part of the profits for a period in respect of a share in a company. It does not include distributions from a partnership, unit trust or other non-corporate entities and profit distributions from a branch.

대만 취업허가증 FAQ

Taiwan Work Permit Q&A

What are the most common types of work permit in Taiwan available for foreign professionals? There are 3 types of work permit most common for foreign professionals.

Offshore Income Claim

[Hong Kong] Offshore Income claim

Hong Kong adopts territorial basis of taxation.
It means only business profits, employment income and property rental income arising in or derived from Hong Kong is taxable.

completion of employer's return in Hong Kong

Completion of Employer’s Return in Hong Kong

The basis period for Salaries Tax runs from 1 April of the current year to 31 March of the succeeding year. Hence, form IR56Bs must be completed for the relevant year ended 31 March.

CEPA

What is Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA)?

The Mainland and Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA) is a free trade agreement concluded by the mainland and Hong Kong. Under CEPA, all products of Hong Kong origin, except for a few prohibited articles, can be imported into the mainland tariff-free.

CEPA Covers 4 Broad Areas

273 classes of Hong-Kong-made goods can be exported to the mainland free of tariff. For other categories of ‘made in Hong Kong’ products, the mainland also agreed to apply a zero-import tariff, upon applications by local manufacturers for other product codes maintained on China’s tariff system and meeting the CEPA rules of origin.

Hong Kong CEPA

Certificate of Hong Kong Orgin – (CEPA CO)

The Mainland and Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement (CEPA) is a free trade agreement concluded by the mainland and Hong Kong. Under CEPA, all products of Hong Kong origin, except for a few prohibited articles, can be imported into the mainland tariff‑free.