First, how to judge whether your Hong Kong company can make zero declaration depends on whether it has business activities. How to judge whether a Hong Kong company is operating can be judged by referring to the following items:

1. Is there any transaction in the bank account of this Hong Kong company and is there any capital flow?

2. Do Hong Kong companies employ employees?

3. Does the Hong Kong company have any domestic or overseas trading relationship?

4. Do Hong Kong companies have import and export records in government customs and logistics companies?

5. Do Hong Kong companies use patents and trademark designs in Hong Kong?

As long as Hong Kong companies meet any of the above requirements, that is, Hong Kong companies are engaged in business, they do not meet the conditions of zero declaration of Hong Kong companies and need to conduct normal accounting, auditing and tax declaration.

Second, how to handle the company's zero tax return?

First of all, we need to know the process of making accounts and filing taxes in Hong Kong.

1 is the information needed by the company to sort out accounting and generate financial statements. Accountants will audit the accounts and issue audit reports with audit opinions.

2. After the audit report of the Hong Kong company is issued, you can fill in the tax return form issued by the tax bureau according to the relevant data, and declare the company's operation and the taxes to be paid. And submit the tax return together with the audit report to the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department for tax declaration and filing.

Here, Hong Kong stipulates that only licensed accountants certified by the Hong Kong Institute of Accountants can audit Hong Kong companies. If the zero declaration condition is met, Hong Kong companies will fill in "zero" in all business columns (including onshore business and offshore business) of the tax return after receiving the annual tax return issued by the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department, that is, no business occurred in that year, which is officially called "business inactivity report" by the Hong Kong government. After completing the tax return, it must be submitted to the Hong Kong Inland Revenue Department within the specified time to complete the tax return. Welcome to communicate ~wenmin557