The auditor's report must be signed by a certified public accountant in Hong Kong. Usually, the audit report includes an introduction to the company's history. The structure of the company (that is, the information of shareholders and directors); The spirit and code of auditors in writing this audit report; The most important thing is the auditor's view of your company's operation; Opinions on the number of sets; Balance sheet and balance sheet; Does the auditor need to pay Hong Kong profits tax (i.e. tax form) for your company's evaluation and calculation?
Before completing the audit report, there should be a stack of documents that need to be signed by the shareholders and directors of the company. After signing, the information should be submitted to our auditor for signature. It's no use not signing. Then take it to the tax bureau, and the government seals the registered representative. If you need to verify, just call the contact number on the tax return of Hong Kong company to verify!