If you want to inquire about the company registration information in Hong Kong, you can go to the website of the Hong Kong Companies Registry. There is a "Hong Kong Company Registration Search" button in the middle of the homepage of this website, which will jump to a new page after clicking it. In the new page, you can enter the company name or company number to be queried for verification. If the verification is successful, you can view the company's basic information, registration data, history and other detailed information, including company name, type, registration number, registration date, company address, director information, shareholder information, annual report information and so on. At the same time, the website also provides online services for purchasing company documents and inquiring other relevant information, but users need to register and pay. It should be noted that when you use the website of the Hong Kong Companies Registry to make an inquiry, you must first confirm whether the inquired company is registered in Hong Kong. If the company is registered in other regions or not, you won't get any information on this website.
How to check the tax records of Hong Kong companies? There are no common taxes such as corporate income tax and value-added tax in Hong Kong, but companies still have to pay business tax and employee income tax to the government. To check the company's tax records, you can go to the website of the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department, enter the company name or number and verify it, and check the relevant tax information.
Inquiring about the registration information of Hong Kong companies through the website of the Hong Kong Companies Registry is a convenient and effective service, providing investors and other stakeholders with the necessary information consultation channels. At the same time, we should also pay attention to protecting privacy and information security, and guard against risks such as fraud and malware when purchasing documents and inquiring other related information.
Legal basis:
Article 109 of the Basic Law of the People's Republic of China (PRC) Special Administrative Region provides an appropriate economic and legal environment to maintain Hong Kong's status as an international financial center.