(1) |
Review of corporate records, including the Articles of Association of the subject company; |
(2) |
Preparation of Minutes (or written resolution) of Directors’ and Shareholders’ Meeting to declare that the company is to become dormant; |
(3) |
Filing of an extract of the special resolution passed with the Hong Kong Companies Registry. |
(4) |
Submission of a notice of dormant to the Inland Revenue Department (IRD). |
(1) |
A copy of Articles of Association of the subject company; |
(2) |
The latest Annual Return; |
(3) |
Documents for subsequent changes after the latest Annual Return |
(4) |
The date of cessation of business or the date at which the company will become dormant. |
Step |
Description |
Time (Day) |
1 |
Client confirms engagement with Kaizen to apply for dormant status; Kaizen issues an invoice to client. |
1 |
2 |
Client delivers the materials listed in Section 3 above to us and at the same time settles Kaizen’s invoice. |
Client’s schedule |
3 |
Kaizen reviews the registration documents of the company and liaison with client to determine the date which the company will become dormant. |
1 |
4 |
Kaizen prepares the dormant status application and delivers them by email to client for signing. |
1 |
5 |
Client signs off the application documents and return them to Kaizen by email. |
Client’s schedule |
6 |
Kaizen files the documents with the Companies Registry (CR). |
1 |
7 |
Kaizen sends notice of becoming dormant to the tax authority (IRD). |
1 |
8 |
Kaizen returns a copy of documents filed with CR for client’s retention. |
1 |
Total: 2 days |
(1) |
Minutes of Directors’ Meeting (or written resolution); |
(2) |
Minutes of Shareholders’ Meeting (or written resolution); |
(3) |
Copy of extract of the special resolution resolving that the company is to become dormant; |
(4) |
Copy of notice filed with the Inland Revenue Department. |
(1) |
Renewal of the business registration certificate; |
(2) |
Maintaining a registered office in Hong Kong; |
(3) |
Maintaining a company secretary in Hong Kong; |
(4) |
Maintaining a designated representative in Hong Kong; |
(5) |
Filing of profits tax return, if one is issued by IRD; |
(6) |
Filing of employer’s return, , if one is issued by IRD. |
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