Starting A Company In Hong Kong? Get The Basics Right Early

Setting up a company is usually the easy part it's the decisions made in the first few months that tend to cause problems years down the line. A Corporate Lawyer in Hong Kong can help before those decisions get made, not just after something has already gone wrong. Under the Companies Ordinance, every company needs a director, a company secretary, proper minutes of key decisions and a share register that actually reflects who owns what. Company Law in Hong Kong also covers directors' duties, which are personal obligations, not just paperwork, a director who acts carelessly, or puts their own interest above the company's, can be held individually accountable regardless of what the company's articles say. Jal N. Karbhari Solicitors & Notary advises businesses across Hong Kong on incorporation, shareholder agreements, director duties and commercial disputes, aiming to get the structure right before problems arise.