Money Talk

In Hong Kong, tax exemptions are applied to profits received from offshore funds. Here’s how to apply so your offshore company can benefit.

Discover Osome’s guide on how to withdraw your Mandatory Provident Fund (MPF) before leaving Hong Kong. From understanding the importance of the MPF to familiarising yourself with the regulations and the withdrawal process, we've got you covered. Trust Osome to support you every step of the way!

If you're a small business owner in Hong Kong looking for a reliable and efficient accounting solution, look no further. We've done the groundwork and compiled a list of the top 8 accounting software options for small businesses in Hong Kong, complete with features, pricing, and user reviews.

Hong Kong's Two-Tiered Tax Rates Regime is a game-changer for SMEs! The first HK$2 million of profits are taxed at a lower 8.25% rate, helping businesses grow and thrive. Discover the benefits and eligibility criteria for this innovative tax system in our article below.

Discover how Neobanks can revolutionise your small business in Hong Kong. Learn about cost-effective services, 24/7 online access, faster account setup, enhanced customer experience, and cutting-edge financial tools. Read Osome’s guide now and stay ahead in the era of digital banking.

Get ready to add important dates to your 2023 calendar. Staying updated with tax deadlines can help you steer clear of penalties and non-compliance, so you can run your business with peace of mind.

Sick of not getting paid on time? We feel you! Cash flow is the lifeblood of any business, and delayed payments can hinder your operations. Read on to find out how you can get paid on time, every time.

If your business constantly makes donations, you would be no stranger to the joy of giving. Furthermore, you could even benefit from tax deductions. This article covers all you need to know about recording donations, so you can breeze through tax season.

All Hong Kong business owners must have their financial audit reports reviewed by an independent party. Regardless of the stage of your business, this is a legal requirement. All Hong Kong incorporated businesses - whether they trade in Hong Kong or overseas - are also subject to the law.