Every Hong Kong company is required to keep proper books of accounts which give a “true and fair view” of the company’s financial position. Section 122 of the Companies Ordinance provides that, unless the company concerned is a dormant company, audited accounts must be presented to the members of the company at an annual general meeting within a prescribed time limit.

The Inland Revenue Department also requires a limited company to submit a set of audited accounts (and profits tax computation) together with the company’s Profits Tax Return (Form BIR 51) , or submit a set of audited accounts within a certain time frame.

If you need a quotation for auditing your company's accounts, please send us a copy of your Profit and Loss Accounts and Balance by mail.  We will give you our quotation within 2 working days. All information will be kept confidential.