Many business owners initially register a Hong Kong company simply for convenience: to receive overseas payments, settle foreign exchange for international trade, receive payments from cross-border e-commerce platforms, or establish a red chip, holding, or overseas business structure.

Don't be so quick to swipe away—I'm not trying to scare you, but it doesn't mean what you think it does.

Decree No. 837 took effect on July 1, and social media feeds have been flooded with posts about it. Some people are claiming, ”We can’t set up Hong Kong companies anymore,” while others are confidently asserting, ”It won’t have any impact.” Neither of these statements is entirely correct.

真正的变化，不在注册这一步——而在开户那一步。

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