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Tax Laws & PoliciesHow to properly record expenses to cope with Hong Kong tax audit

What happens when a tax clerk knocks on your door and asks to verify your expense claim? For many Hong Kong businesses and individuals, this routine process can turn into a stressful challenge within minutes if documentation is not complete. Hong Kong's tax system is based on the principle of "self-assessment" and the burden of proof falls entirely on the taxpayer. This comprehensive guide details how to properly document your expenses so you can not only survive your tax audit, but also feel confident...

26/12/20257 min read
Personal Tax GuideHong Kong resident tax deductions: what can and cannot be claimed

Did you know? Many Hong Kong taxpayers may miss out on thousands of Hong Kong dollars in legitimate tax relief each year. Hong Kong’s progressive tax system has a number of tax deductions and allowances. Understanding which expenses can and cannot be claimed is the key to reducing your tax burden. Whether you are an employee, self-employed or proprietor, this comprehensive guide for the 2024-2025 tax year will take you through the important tax deductions to help you legally maximize your tax savings while ensuring full compliance...

21/12/20258 min read
Tax News & Updates Current Stamp Duty Rates: Hong Kong vs Mainland China

Did you know that trading the same company's shares in Hong Kong versus Mainland China can result in dramatically different transaction costs? For investors navigating the complex world of dual-listed securities, understanding the stamp duty implications is crucial for accurate cost calculation and...

4/11/20259 min read
Personal Tax GuideA complete guide to Hong Kong’s dependent parent tax exemption

Did you know that raising elderly parents in Hong Kong can save you up to HK$100,000 in tax per parent? The dependent parent allowance is one of the most valuable tax reliefs in Hong Kong, but many taxpayers miss the opportunity because they are confused about the application eligibility and supporting document requirements. Whether you live with your parents and provide financial support, or assist parents who live separately, knowing how to properly claim this exemption can bring you significant tax savings. This whole...

28/9/20259 min read

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Tax Rates Quick Reference

Key Hong Kong tax rates at a glance

Salaries Tax

2% - 17%

Progressive rates or standard rate 15%, whichever is lower

Profits Tax (Corporate)

8.25% / 16.5%

First HK$2M at 8.25%, remainder at 16.5%

Profits Tax (Unincorporated)

7.5% / 15%

First HK$2M at 7.5%, remainder at 15%

Property Tax

15%

Standard rate on net assessable value

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about Hong Kong taxes

What is Salaries Tax?+
Salaries Tax is a tax levied on income derived from employment, office, or pension in Hong Kong. It is charged at progressive rates (2% to 17%) or the standard rate (15%), whichever is lower.
What is Profits Tax?+
Profits Tax is levied on profits arising from carrying on a business in Hong Kong. The corporate rate is 16.5% (8.25% for the first HK$2 million), and the unincorporated rate is 15% (7.5% for the first HK$2 million).
When do I need to file my tax return?+
The IRD usually issues tax returns on the first working day of May each year. You must file within one month from the date of issue. If you run a business or have a tax representative, different deadlines may apply.
What is Property Tax?+
Property Tax is charged on owners of land and buildings in Hong Kong at a standard rate of 15% on the net assessable value. The net assessable value is calculated by deducting rates and a 20% standard repair allowance from rental income.
What allowances and deductions are available?+
Hong Kong Salaries Tax offers various allowances including basic allowance (HK$132,000), married person's allowance (HK$264,000), child allowance, dependent parent/grandparent allowance, etc. There are also deductions for MPF contributions, voluntary health insurance premiums, and residential rent.
How do I apply to hold over tax?+
If you expect your income or profits for the current year to be more than 10% less than the previous year, you can apply to hold over provisional tax before the deadline. You need to complete the application form provided by the IRD with supporting documents.

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