- Service Industry: The concept profit generated from Hong Kong
- The landlords should report truthfully on the tax return!
- Which expenses are tax-deductible from the landlord’s rental income?
- Is the property tax only paid from the rent of the leased property?
- Who will the Inland Revenue Department collect property tax from?
- Employers are responsible for notifying employees of the Inland Revenue Department to leave Hong Kong
- Reduce housing rental value and arrange housing benefits
- Housing benefits: Employers pay rent for employees
- What kind of income is subject to salaries tax?
- Income from overseas employment that foreign tax has been paid and is eligible to apply for exemption from Hong Kong salaries tax
- Are there any exceptions to salaries tax on the income of hired employees in Hong Kong?
- Salaries tax exemption on income from non-Hong Kong employment positions
- The employee starts working in Hong Kong and his/her employer’s tax liability
- Profit tax – are all expenses tax deductible? (3)
- Profit tax – are all expenses tax deductible? (2)
- Profit tax – are all expenses tax deductible? (1)
- Can offshore companies avoid paying Hong Kong taxation?
- Is tax avoidance illegal?
- Instructions for business registration, under what circumstances can the fee be waived?
- Differences between deductions under salaries tax and profits tax
- Profits from businesses all over the world are subject to Hong Kong profits tax
- What is operating a business?
- Is there a time limit for selecting or withdrawing personal assessment?
- You may not be able to elect for personal assessment even if you have a Hong Kong ID card?
- Figure out whether it is self-employed or an employee?
- There is no tax deduction for reported rental income/sole proprietorship or partnership profits?
