Yes—two co-founders can both be directors and shareholders of the same Hong Kong private limited company. Hong Kong imposes no residency or nationality limits for directors or shareholders; the only “local” requirement is a Hong Kong-based company secretary plus standard compliance like an annual return (within 42 days of each anniversary) and a Significant Controllers Register (SCR).Hong Kong Company Setup for Co-Founders: Two Directors, Two Shareholders—Is It Allowed?If you’re...| Athenasia Consulting
Hong Kong’s headline corporate profits tax is a simple two-tier regime—8.25% on the first HK$2 million of profits and 16.5% above...| ATHENASIA Consulting
Short answer: yes. Hong Kong lets foreign individuals and overseas companies own 100% of a local limited company. There’s no residency requirement for shareholders, and—outside a few licensed industries—you won’t run into foreign-ownership caps. What you will need is a Hong Kong registered office, a local company secretary, and at least one natural-person director. Think of it as a very open door with some clear sign-in rules.The headline rule: foreign and corporate shareholders ar...| Athenasia Consulting
Hong Kong remains one of the most entrepreneur-friendly jurisdictions in the world: fast, remote incorporation; low, territorial...| ATHENASIA Consulting
Global consultants choosing between Hong Kong and the BVI should consider this: Hong Kong offers credibility, strong banking access, and...| ATHENASIA Consulting
Opening a company in Hong Kong is incredibly straightforward and offers immense strategic advantages for foreign entrepreneurs, including...| ATHENASIA Consulting
