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Opening a bank account in Hong Kong is the first hurdle many cross-border sellers face after registering a Hong Kong company.
It wasn't because the process was complicated, but because I chose the wrong bank—I opened an account that wasn't suited to my business, and as a result, I faced restrictions everywhere.
Today, I’ll explain the differences between the main types of accounts so you can choose the right one before opening an account.
2026-06-08
When a Hong Kong company makes a profit, it needs to transfer that money back to the mainland—this is an issue that many cross-border sellers eventually face.
Transferring funds directly from a Hong Kong account to a personal mainland account is certainly convenient, but doing so poses compliance risks in terms of both foreign exchange regulation and taxation.
Today, I’ll explain the three compliance paths in detail—choose the one that works best for you.
2026-06-08
不少香港公司老板第一次收到税务局来信,第一反应是慌,第二反应是“扔在那里先不管”。 第一个反应可以理解,第二个 […]
2026-06-05
每次跟客户聊香港公司做账,都会被问一个问题: “我能不能年底再做?平时太忙了。” 可以,但这样做的代价,是补税 […]
2026-06-05
Many cross-border sellers use Hong Kong companies to receive payments, and by default, they are required to pay a 16.51% profits tax on their annual earnings.
但实际上,有一类收入是可以合法不交税的——前提是你的业务流程满足离岸豁免的条件。
这不是灰色操作,是香港《税务条例》明文规定的制度。用好了,是合法节税的最重要工具之一
2026-06-05