HKBSCLHong Kong Business Services Centre Limited
We help with Hong Kong BIR60 individual tax returns, salaries tax and non-standard cases involving aircrew, performers, overseas work, cross-border income, departure tax clearance, assessment objections and Inland Revenue Department enquiries.
We review the employment source, work locations, days in Hong Kong, income arrangements and supporting records before preparing a filing position. This page focuses on individual tax filing and case handling rather than general tax-planning strategies.
Preparation of Hong Kong individual tax returns (BIR60) and supporting computations based on the available records.
Fact-based review of overseas work, tax residence, double taxation and departure or arrival filing issues.
Ongoing monitoring and management of your tax compliance obligations.
Non-standard cases often require more than entering figures on a return. We organise the facts and evidence needed to support the reporting position.
Review Hong Kong days, duty and flight records, routes, employment terms and remuneration when assessing salaries tax filing and any available relief.
Distinguish employment, self-employment and non-resident performance income and review contracts, agency arrangements and payment records.
Analyse employment source, Hong Kong workdays, secondment arrangements, overseas tax paid and potential double taxation relief.
Handle arrival filing, departure tax clearance, IR56G-related records and income that remains unsettled when an employee leaves Hong Kong.
Review share options, RSUs, deferred bonuses, director's fees, gratuities, severance and termination payments.
Determine whether income falls under salaries tax or profits tax and organise business income, deductible expenses and accounting records.
Coordinate salaries tax, property tax and profits tax reporting and review whether personal assessment may be relevant.
Review tax-residence facts and prepare supporting records for a certificate of resident status or treaty-relief claim where applicable.
Address estimated assessments, holdover applications, omitted income, IRD enquiries and investigation correspondence within the relevant deadlines.
Most income generated or derived from Hong Kong, including income from any office, employment, or pension, is subject to salaries tax, although not all income is taxable.
Comprehensive salaries tax filing services:
Specialized solutions for expatriates in Hong Kong:
Support for non-standard filing matters:
We start with the facts, identify the filing position and prepare the records needed for a clear BIR60 return or IRD response.
Understand your residence, employment or business arrangements, income sources, travel pattern and filing history.
Review the applicable tax category, income source, deductions, relief and gaps in the supporting documents.
Prepare the individual tax return, computation, objection or enquiry response with a supporting record index.
Track filing, objection, holdover and payment dates and address further questions raised by the IRD.
Practical answers to common Hong Kong salaries tax, BIR60 and cross-border filing questions.
No. The position depends on the applicable statutory conditions, Hong Kong day count and the individual's facts. Complete flight, duty and travel records are normally needed before any relief is claimed.
Not necessarily. The payment location is not decisive. The source of employment, where services are performed, Hong Kong workdays and any double taxation arrangement must be considered.
It depends on whether the income arises from employment, self-employment or a non-resident performance. Contracts, agency arrangements, work location and payment flow should be reviewed.
Check the filing, objection, holdover and payment deadlines first, then organise the income reconciliation and supporting records. An objection does not by itself suspend payment.
The relevant income and business details can be reported through the BIR60 filing process. The interaction between salaries tax, property tax, profits tax and personal assessment should be reviewed from the complete facts.
Check the latest government and regulatory guidance relevant to this service before making filing, compliance, or planning decisions.
Check the latest IRD guidance on salaries tax, taxable income, and individual filing obligations in Hong Kong.
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Access official tax guidance for individuals, including tax returns, allowances, and assessment information.
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Review the official BIR60 completion guide, filing requirements, and supporting information for individual tax returns.
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Check the special Hong Kong tax rules and filing responsibilities for non-resident entertainers and sportspeople.
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Share the background, tax notices and available records with us for an initial review of your Hong Kong individual tax filing or IRD enquiry.
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