Corporate service provider in Hong Kong.

A corporate services provider is the licensed firm that handles the administrative and statutory side of a Hong Kong company: incorporation, the company secretary role, the registered office address, statutory registers, annual returns, accounting, audit coordination and profits tax filing. Primasia is a TCSP-licensed provider in Wan Chai covering all of these under one engagement.

Company incorporation and corporate secretarial services, registered office and company secretary provision, bookkeeping and HKFRS accounts, audit coordination, profits tax filing, HR and payroll outsourcing with MPF administration, Xero implementation and training, employment and investment visas, plus China market entry including WFOE and Representative Office registration.

Check that the firm holds a valid TCSP licence, ask who will actually sign off your work and how quickly they respond, confirm that company secretarial, accounting and payroll sit in the same team rather than being subcontracted, and get fees quoted per service so you can see what an annual cycle really costs. Ask for a named contact, because most problems come from providers where nobody owns the file.

Fees are quoted per service rather than as one bundled figure, because a holding company with a handful of transactions and a trading company running payroll for fifteen people need very different work. We price incorporation, company secretarial, accounting, audit coordination, tax filing and payroll separately and give you a written annual estimate before you engage.

A simple territorial tax system, no capital controls, common law courts, and same-day access to mainland China. A Hong Kong private limited company is straightforward to incorporate, inexpensive to maintain and widely accepted by banks and counterparties across Asia.

Electronic incorporation is typically filed within one business day once the name is cleared and signed documents are in hand. Bank account opening is the longer step, usually two to six weeks depending on the bank, the shareholders' profile and the business model.

Yes. Every Hong Kong company must appoint a company secretary who is resident or incorporated in Hong Kong and maintain a registered office address in the territory. As your corporate services provider we act as company secretary, provide the registered office, keep the statutory registers including the significant controllers register, and file the annual return on time.

No. There is no residency requirement for shareholders or directors, and a company secretary based in Hong Kong satisfies the local presence requirement. If you intend to relocate and work here, we handle the employment or investment visa application separately.

An annual return to the Companies Registry, annual business registration renewal, maintenance of statutory registers including the significant controllers register, audited financial statements, and a profits tax return with supporting accounts. Employers also file annual employer's returns.

Yes, that is the point of using a single provider. We keep the books, prepare HKFRS financial statements, manage the audit with the reporting accountant, file the profits tax return, and run monthly payroll with MPF contributions and employer's returns, all on one compliance calendar.

Yes. We register and administer entities in mainland China, including WFOEs and Representative Offices, and coordinate multi-jurisdiction structures so reporting, payroll and tax filings run on one calendar with one point of contact.

Regularly. We handle the transfer of company secretarial records, prepare the change of registered office and secretary filings, and take over the accounting file mid-year without restarting the audit trail.