Hong Kong is an island in Southeast Asia, near Taiwan. Until 1997, it was under British administration. In July 1997, Hong Kong was ceded to China by the United Kingdom.
It has a population of about 7 million people. Hong Kong is a unique place for business creation and International Trade: Its tax system is based on the source and not on residence.
Hong Kong has become the first country for commercial transactions with the rest of Asia and the world and its tax system offers several advantages.
In fact, as long as a company based in Hong Kong does not perform any activities in Hong Kong, and does not generate any income from sources from Hong Kong, it will be taxable in Hong Kong.

Hong Kong guarantees to its offshore companies a tax of 0%, confidentiality of data and the ability to have multi-currency accounts. From Hong Kong

regulatory standpoint, there is a single law applicable to all forms of society, which are required to have its registered office in the country. The most common type of offshore company is a Private Limited Company.

It is a region highly appreciated for the possibilities to carry out multiple activities and for international trade. Here, you can also get a wide margin optimization through the import / export. In general, the minimum capital for the establishment is 1 HKD, although on average is about 10,000 HKD. This country has not been entered into any agreement to prevent double taxation, since taxation works according to the principle of territoriality.
Hong Kong is the territory more attractive from all points of view: economic reality, disputes by the tax authorities, bank secrecy, jurisdiction stable, excellent reputation, … Hong Kong is the preferred place for all your activities and services and also for international trade. Although Hong Kong has a tax rate of 17.5%, companies that have their business outside the country are not subject to tax.
Anyone can establish any society and the majority shareholding is allowed.