Setting up a Trust or Shell Company in HK: Basics for Wealthy Expats
Hong Kong trusts and private limited companies provide wealthy expats with asset protection, seamless wealth transfer, and tax planning.
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Negotiating Banking Fees and Waiving Annual Credit Card Fees
Hong Kong banking fees and credit card annual charges can be avoided by negotiating minimum balance requirements and international transfer costs.
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What Happens to Unclaimed MPF Funds?
Unclaimed Mandatory Provident Fund contributions in Hong Kong and the steps former residents follow to reclaim their money.
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How to Cancel Direct Debits and Standing Orders Before Leaving HK
Cancelling Hong Kong direct debits and standing orders prevents unexpected bank overdraft fees and late charges after leaving.
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Applying for a Mortgage as a Self-Employed Expat in HK
Self-employed expats in Hong Kong applying for mortgages must provide two to three years of financial statements and meet bank lending criteria.
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Understanding Stamp Duty on Stock Transfers in HKEX
Stamp duty on HKEX stock transfers is a mandatory transaction tax paid by both buyers and sellers in the Hong Kong market.
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Wealth Tax and Global Income Tax: Does HK Tax Overseas Income?
Hong Kong territorial tax rules explain whether overseas income, foreign employment, and global equities face local taxation.
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How to Invest in US ETFs and Stocks from Hong Kong
Investing in US ETFs and stocks from Hong Kong explains international brokerage options, diversification, and portfolio risk.
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Declaring Cash Over HKD 120,000 at Hong Kong Customs
Travelers carrying cash or bearer negotiable instruments exceeding HKD 120,000 must declare these funds to Hong Kong customs authorities.
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Understanding the Fixed Exchange Rate: HKD Peg to USD
The Hong Kong Dollar pegged exchange rate to the US Dollar explains the Linked Exchange Rate System and its convertibility zone.
