Offshore company in HongKong anyone?

[clowdi]

Is there anyone that is able to give some information about offshore company formation in hong kong ? I heard alot of positive about it but unsure how it works and where to go.

 

[missioncritical]

For sure I know some guys that are able to register the company for you and most people are using a HK company for business.

 

[pluma]

Im not sure if an HK offshore company is the way to go, it is far away and it isn't easy to get your troubles sorted if any.

 

[clemens]

I have seen alot of Hong Kong corporations and they are operating very well without any problems, but you should make sure that you have a really good feeling with the Agent that set it up for you, since if they just register a HK company for you and don't care about the rest you will stuck.

 

[SysOp]

As I read it everywhere than Hong Kong is the no.1 stop of offshore formation, however, if you live in Europe and you are not dealing with illigal stuff like weapons and thousands of million dollars, I believe countries like Cyprus will do it very well.

 

[Safa]

Strange never knew it was that attractive to get a offshore in HK, always thought it was bahamas or other caribbean islands.

 

[Spinat]

HK is a great offshore or Tax Haven, however, you will have a hard time find a reliable Agent that is able to help you forming the company, most of the services you find are scams or just that slow that you will be an old man before you get the company registered.


Advice would be to speak with a local lawyer that is able through his International connections to introduce you to a reliable Trust company that will register your hong kong company for you.

 

[gwenpinay]

HK offers your business a very strategic location for the Asian market. If you want to go about registering your business in HK, I suggest you contact an investment banker to help you with it. Most commercial banks would have a division that handles offshore banking and investment services. If you need help with the registration, feasibility, financial management, etc., hire an accountant. Most accounting firms offer comprehensive investment and management services.

 

[clowdi]

Anyone knows what the corporate tax in hong kong is? I read it is 19% but not sure if that's true....??

 

[myoffshoreliving]

Does somone know a reliable company service provider in Hong Kong? I would like to avoid asking my lawyer, he will charge me US$ 10k+ for the incorporation only

 

[clowdi]

No one knows? That surprise me a little please help.