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Accounting is a key part of your business, and while it can be complex, the right tools can make it much simpler. That's where we come in.

In this article, we've compiled a list of the 8 best accounting software options for small businesses in Hong Kong for 2026. These platforms offer easy-to-use interfaces coupled with powerful features to streamline the payroll process and other financial tasks. Each software has a unique set of features and offers various pricing plans, ensuring you find a perfect match for your needs. So, let's take a look.

Portugal's newest generation of founders is building for the world from day one, and Hong Kong is increasingly part of that plan. As the country's economy grows more international, Hong Kong's open economy and deep regional connectivity make it a natural gateway for founders building beyond Europe.

That interest isn't new. Portuguese trading posts spread across Asia from the sixteenth century, with Macau at their centre. When Hong Kong opened as a British port, many Portuguese and Macanese families relocated there. They became the territory's second-largest Western community, led by figures like J.P. Braga. Portuguese founders today aren't walking into an unfamiliar market.

Company incorporation in Hong Kong from Spain can be completed fully online in 2026, without travelling to Asia. Many Spanish founders and ecommerce sellers who source from China want the low profits tax and multi-currency banking, but are unsure how the structure fits with Spanish tax. This guide explains the requirements, costs and steps, and the Spanish and European Union (EU) rules that decide whether it works for you.

On 1 September 2026, China's dividend tax change ended a 32-year tax break for foreign investors. This means foreigners now pay 20% tax on dividends and bonus distributions from their mainland companies, with the cost landing on founders and executives with mainland shareholdings. This guide explains the new rule and how a Hong Kong holding company can ease that cost.

In today's interconnected global economy, entrepreneurs are increasingly eyeing foreign markets for expansion. Hong Kong emerges as a prime destination for international businesses due to its vibrant and business-friendly environment. This article will guide you through establishing a Hong Kong offshore company, highlighting why it could be a strategic move for your business.

Reliable, secure, and efficient payment methods can be a game-changer for your business, ensuring customer satisfaction and minimising overhead costs related to payment processing. Wondering which online and offline payment methods are best in Hong Kong? This article breaks down options like credit cards, digital wallets, and bank transfers. Learn about their benefits and challenges to choose the right one for your needs.

Choosing the right bookkeeping services has become critical for small businesses and startups as cloud accounting software and remote teams reshape how companies manage their financial records. Modern professional bookkeeping services now offer integrated solutions combining transaction recording, tax compliance, and real-time financial reporting. This guide compares top providers and shows how to select the best service for your business needs.

Have you ever thought of <a href="/hk/company-registration/">registering your own company</a> but was intimidated by the huge capital required to do so? If you have, you would be glad to hear that those days are long gone!

Today, you don’t have to spend a bulk of your capital on office rent, manpower and even essentials like furniture and renovations. The barrier of entry for starting your own business is getting much lower these years, and you can certainly craft a professional business image without having to step into a physical office.

The Tenant Protection Act (TPA) in Hong Kong plays a crucial role in safeguarding the rights of tenants and landlords alike. It is a legislative measure that aims to balance and regulate the relations between landlords and tenants, ensuring fair practices and protecting both parties from exploitation. Understanding the TPA is essential for both tenants and landlords to navigate the rental market with confidence and peace of mind.

Owners of businesses who decide to embrace AI will soon witness its potential in optimising operations, fuelling growth, and refining the client experience.

In this feature, we’ll delve into five methods in which AI resources can reshape your SME's approach to initiating, cultivating, and expanding your venture. We’ll also gain insights from <a href="https://www.benalistor.co.uk/" target="_blank">Ben Alistor</a>, a prosperous Amazon FBA entrepreneur, on his AI usage strategy for his ecommerce business.

Choosing the right accounting firm for your Hong Kong business matters because the market spans global networks, mid-tier CPA firms, and digital-first compliance platforms — and not every provider offers the full range of accounting and compliance services. Most SMEs approaching their first comprehensive accounting engagement do not need a Big Four firm. Many founders only discover that after gathering quotes and finding that a poor fit adds cost and delay with banks, investors, or the Inland Revenue Department.

A virtual office gives a Hong Kong company a physical registered address and mail handling without leasing a physical office. The same address sits on the public Companies Register, shapes bank due diligence, and receives Inland Revenue Department notices. What makes one virtual office address in Hong Kong compliant while another gets rejected at incorporation or account opening?

As more Hong Kong businesses go digital, offering the right payment options has become essential. Customers expect fast, secure, and flexible checkout experiences – and if their preferred method isn’t available, they may abandon the purchase. That’s why choosing the right payment gateway is critical to converting browsers into buyers and building trust online.

Business insights from Osome Blog

Our articles help you with navigating the intricacies of running a company in Hong Kong. From checklists to roadmaps and clear explanations of bureaucratic rules, we provide you with all the essential information you need.

Business insights from Osome Blog

8 Best Accounting Software for Small Businesses In Hong Kong for 2026

Why Portuguese Founders Are Choosing Hong Kong for Company Incorporation

How to Incorporate a Company in Hong Kong from Spain in 2026

China's 2026 Dividend Tax: What It Means for Hong Kong Holding Firms

Hong Kong Offshore Companies Explained: Tax and Requirements

Top Payment Methods in Hong Kong for Businesses and Consumers

5 Best Bookkeeping Services in Hong Kong

Using a Virtual Office as My Registered Physical Address