SERVICE FILE / HONG KONG
Winding-up, Deregistration & Cessation Support
Understanding the company’s position first, then assisting with documents and procedures for cessation, deregistration or winding-up directions.
SERVICE INFORMATION
Service information and enquiry
The company has stopped operating — should it be retained, deregistered, wound up, or handled in another way?
Stopping operations does not mean that a company has become dormant under the law or has been dissolved. Temporary suspension, dormant-company status, deregistration and winding-up are different concepts. Assets, liabilities, tax matters and operating circumstances differ, so the appropriate direction may also differ. We first understand the company’s position, then assist with the related documents and procedures.
SERVICE CONTENT
How we can help
- Understanding the company’s basic position and matters to be addressed
- Explaining the distinction between temporary suspension, dormant-company status, deregistration and winding-up
- Deregistration procedures for companies meeting the applicable conditions
- Preparation of documents related to deregistration
- Coordination of Inland Revenue Department and Companies Registry procedures
- Organisation of company records required before closure
- Business registration and related administrative matters
- Follow-up of deregistration procedures and related government documents
- Helping the client understand other possible directions where dormant-company arrangements or a general deregistration route are not appropriate
- Coordination with relevant accounting, legal or insolvency professionals where winding-up, outstanding debts, assets or more complex circumstances are involved
Please note:Whether a company is suitable for deregistration depends on its actual circumstances and applicable requirements. If it still has assets, liabilities, unfinished tax matters or other issues, these may need to be addressed first, or another handling direction may need to be considered.
INFORMATION FOR ENQUIRY
Information helpful for an enquiry
The list below is for reference. You may email an enquiry even if the information is not yet complete; the information required for the matter will be confirmed by email.
- Current company position and objective
- Relevant company and financial information, as required
- Existing documents, notices or deadlines
For identity documents, proof of address, financial information and other sensitive documents, please first email us to confirm the appropriate submission method.
Process and important notes
The documents, signing or authorisation, submission and follow-up arrangements applicable to each matter will be confirmed by email according to the service required, the company’s circumstances and any relevant authority or receiving party requirements.
OTHER CONTACT OPTIONS
Telephone or office visit
as other contact choices.
You may call us or arrange an office visit if that is more suitable. For service and quotation enquiries, please use the email enquiry above.
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