as Low as HK$600
Hong Kong Company Formation in 24hrs
completely digital and remotely online
“ Whether you are looking to set up a new company in Hong Kong or you are an existing company looking to expand your operations, the process of company incorporation and registration can be complex and time-consuming. However, With the help of a reputable professional services firm like vOffice, you can navigate the process with ease and ensure that your new company is fully compliant and ready to do business. "
Company Secretarial
We are licensed to act as company secretary across our international offices. Our company secretariats and administrators can assist clients with the following:
- Assisting clients with understanding and compliance with local regulations
- Ensuring compliance with statutory deadlines and procedures
- Maintaining the statutory registers
- Ensuring that the company files statutory information accurately and on time, including the filing of special resolutions
- Safekeeping, updating, and maintaining registers, minutes book, and other statutory records of the company
- Providing shareholders and directors with notice of meetings
- Ensuring that people entitled to do so can inspect company records
- Custody and use of the company seal
- Submission of the annual tax return
- Maintenance of statutory records
- Preparation and filing of annual returns
- Advice and implementation of changes to company structure, as required
- Company dissolution and windup
- In Hong Kong specifically we can provide company secretarial services for listed companies
Clients will normally ask us to provide the on-going administration and secretarial services where we have managed the company formation process.
Company Formation
As low as HK$600, vOffice offers you the cheapest company formation package (Basic Plan) with one-stop corporate services. We are also able to assist you in setting up your company in Hong Kong within 24 hours if you choose our Express Package.
Services include:
- Administration services
- Company secretarial services
- Registered office services
- Registered agent services
- Registrar services
Our clients range from multinational and institutionally-owned businesses to start-up and medium-sized enterprises. We work with businesses at every size and stage of development.
Annual Return & Filing
The Hong Kong Companies Registry requires companies to file statutory information accurately and on time. We provide timely preparation and submission services for annual returns on behalf of startups and corporations, ensuring full compliance with all regulatory requirements.
Company Administration
We offer dedicated company administration services, which includes:
- Provision of registered office address for the company
- Provision of resident local director
- Drafting of shareholder agreements
- Maintenance of statutory records
- Preparation and filing of annual returns
- Advice and implementation of changes to company structure, as required
- Company dissolution and windup
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COMPANY FORMATION & ADMINISTRATION SERVICES
Company Secretary
Appointing a company secretary is a legal requirement for Hong Kong companies. Business owners trust us to serve as their company secretary, allowing the vOffice professional team to maintain statutory registers and ensure compliance with all statutory deadlines and procedures.
Accounting & Auditing
Managing bookkeeping and preparing year-end financial statements can be time-consuming for startups and corporations. vOffice's professional accounting team streamlines this process by preparing your year-end accounts in compliance with the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants' standards, allowing you to focus on growing your business.
Owners and directors must take note of the formal duties required by law each year for your new Hong Kong firm. Our guide to these requirements helps you manage your business effectively while maintaining its legal obligations.
Company Incorporation
We assist entrepreneurs and startups with business registration by incorporating company in Hong Kong, establishing subsidiaries of foreign corporations, or setting up Hong Kong branches for overseas companies, including WFOEs and joint ventures.