
Professional audit arrangement and tax filing support for Hong Kong companies, with independent auditor coordination for statutory compliance.

Hong Kong law requires limited companies to prepare financial statements and have them audited annually. HKBSCL does not provide audit services directly; we provide audit arrangement and coordination support and can arrange an independent auditor registered in Hong Kong to perform the audit.
Arrangement and coordination support for the mandatory audit required by the Hong Kong Companies Ordinance for all limited companies.
Arranging appropriate independent audit support to examine internal controls and operational efficiency of your business.
Arranging independent audit support for specific business needs and purposes.
Confirm audit arrangement scope and the appointed independent auditor
Help organize accounting records and supporting schedules
Coordinate document collection and auditor enquiries
Support management responses and final document signing
Coordinate the tax filing package after the auditor issues the report
Keep you updated on deadlines and next steps
Understand the core administrative steps your company needs to participate in when HKBSCL coordinates the annual audit arrangement with an independent auditor.
View ProcedureStatutory Audit Arrangement
Arrangement for mandatory annual audits required by Hong Kong law for all limited companies.
Internal Audit Arrangement
Arrangement and coordination for internal audit work handled by suitable independent professionals.
Special Purpose Audit Arrangement
Arrangement and coordination for independent audit work addressing specific business needs and requirements.
Professional audit arrangements provide numerous advantages beyond regulatory compliance:
Audited financial statements increase stakeholder trust and credibility with banks and investors.
Ensure full compliance with Hong Kong's Companies Ordinance and tax requirements.
Gain valuable insights into your financial operations and potential areas for improvement.

Check the latest government and regulatory guidance relevant to this service before making filing, compliance, or planning decisions.
Review statutory financial statement and audit requirements for Hong Kong companies under the Companies Ordinance.
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Check official compliance guidance for directors on maintaining proper accounts and meeting statutory obligations.
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We can coordinate the audit arrangement process and arrange an independent auditor registered in Hong Kong to help your company meet statutory requirements.
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