When is an oversea company required to register in Hong Kong, what are the requisite documents to be delivered for registration and what fees should be paid?
Under section 333(1) of the Companies Ordinance, an oversea company is required to register within one month of the establishment of a place of business in Hong Kong and deliver the following documents to the Registrar of Companies: (a) a certified copy of the instrument defining the company’s constitution; (b) a Form F1 stating the address of the principal place of business, particulars of directors, secretary and authorized representative in Hong Kong, etc.; (c) a certified copy of the company’s Certificate of Incorporation (or its equivalent); and (d) a certified copy of the company’s latest accounts The requisite fees include an application fee of HK$1,720 (if unsuccessful, an application for the refund of HK$1,425 may by made) and a filing fee of HK$20 for each of the documents mentioned in items (a) to (d) above.
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