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23 Jun, 2017
Imagine going back to the stone ages; back to a basic unit which helps attribute value and facilitates transactions...
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05 Jun, 2017
Nice acronym but what exactly is it all about? Base erosion profit shifting...
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15 May, 2017
Entrepreneurs who are just deciding where to base their business can use several criteria to choose the most suitable location for their new company. One of the first distinctions is made between offshore and onshore companies...
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15 Dec, 2016
To register a limited liability company in Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of China, you are required to have a physical address, article of association, company name, copies of directors' and shareholders passports...
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18 Nov, 2016
If you are in Tech Business: Hong-Kong is your heaven because of the boom in diverse ICT start-ups. According to Forbes, Hong Kong only comes second to Silicon Valley on ICT...
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04 Nov, 2016
After being threatened by the insolvent fiscal systems in the west, more people are now shifting to offshore businesses in areas that are safer for their savings. One of the best places to set up and run a highly profitable business is Hong Kong...
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04 Aug, 2016
In his first budget address since the EU referendum result, Chief Minister Fabian Picardo set out what he described as "a budget designed with prudence in mind", with a view to providing "a continued level of prosperity to all sectors...
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30 Mar, 2016
Cyprus became an independent and sovereign republic on 16 August 1960. Before that it was a British colony and many features of the British legal system have remained embedded in the judicial system of Cyprus...
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03 Sep, 2014
What is the difference between the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and other popular tax havens? Why more and more international traders and investors find the UAE to be one of the best places to incorporate offshore companies...
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28 Mar, 2014
A company is said to be thinly capitalized when a greater proportion of its capital-structure is made up of debt than of equity. The interest payments generated on debt capital is treated as a finance charge, and is allowable as a deduction in the taxable corporate income, thereby reducing the corporate tax burden. On the contrary, the dividend distribution tax is payable by enterprises on their after-tax profits, and if there is no profit dividend is not payable.
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