On the Equity Transfer of Hong Kong Companies

According to your description, shareholders of Hong Kong companies transfer shares to domestic entities, and domestic entities or individuals can be shareholders of Hong Kong companies. The transfer of shares of Hong Kong companies does not involve overseas investment, nor does it involve the operation of Hong Kong companies in the Mainland. It does not need the approval or filing of the National Development and Reform Commission, nor does it need to register with the foreign exchange department.

1. To prepare the information of Hong Kong company's share conversion, it is necessary to prepare the information of the buyer and seller, the name, address, certificate number and their copies, the latest annual review report NAR 1 (if the newly established company has not applied for annual review, provide the establishment form document NC 1) and a copy of the company's articles of association.

2. Review and prepare transfer documents ① Review the articles of association to find out whether there are restrictions on share transfer;

(2) Prepare the minutes of the board meeting held in Hong Kong and transfer the shares;

③ Prepare the share transfer documents, arrange the share transfer documents to be stamped by the Stamp Office and pay the stamp duty.

3. Documents for submitting stamp duty The transfer of shares in Hong Kong may or may not be paid, but in any case, the transfer of shares will generate stamp duty. When you need to submit the transfer and stamp duty by the Stamp Office, you also need to provide the following documents to calculate the stamp duty:

① Newly audited financial statements. If there is no audited financial statement, new management account); Is needed;

(2) A copy of the articles of association;

④ Share transfer agreement.

4. Complete the procedures of share conversion, and obtain the supporting documents related to ND2A and ND4 documents transferred by shareholders or directors;

(2) stamp duty for transfer.