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A practical five-working-day month-end close for Hong Kong SMEs: reconciliations, cut-off, accruals, MPF by the 10th, FX revaluation and a one-page pack.
Every 2026/27 deadline for Hong Kong SMEs: MPF on the 10th, BIR56A, profits tax block extension dates, NAR1 in 42 days, the HK$2,350 BR fee and IR56E/F/G.
How to choose accounting software in Hong Kong: MPF and IR56 payroll, FPS, multi-currency, Chinese UI and multi-entity cost, with Xero, QuickBooks, Zoho, Odoo, JetFlow.
Where AI genuinely helps a Hong Kong SME back office, where it doesn't, and what PCPD guidance from 2024, 2025 and August 2026 means for your data.
2026 map of HK SME funding: BUD (HK$800,000, 1:3), SFGS 80% loans to HK$18M until March 2028, NIFS. Plus what closed: TVP, SFGS 90%, EMF, DTSPP.
BUD Fund 2026: HK$800,000 per project at 1:3 matching, Easy BUD up to HK$150,000, 48 economies, EMF merged 1 July 2026. Eligibility, steps, pitfalls.
Since 1 May 2025, MPF offsets only pre-transition SP/LSP. How to calculate both portions, the HK$390,000 cap, and the 25-year Government subsidy.
First hire in Hong Kong? EC insurance, written terms, HK$43.1 minimum wage, MPF within 60 days, IR56E within 3 months, the new 468 rule and leave.
BIR56A and IR56B are due within one month of issue in April 2027. Who to report (HK$145,000 threshold), IR56E/F/G/M deadlines and e-filing.
All 24 MPF schemes moved to eMPF by 30 April 2026. What changes for employers, a 10-step set-up checklist, payment references and the common pitfalls.
What Hong Kong SMEs can deduct for profits tax: the s16/s17 rules, 100% write-offs, the 300% R&D deduction, MPF limits and 7-year record keeping.
BIR51 deadlines for the 2025/26 cycle: N, D and M block-extension dates, the e-filing month, supporting documents and penalties for filing late.
What a Hong Kong invoice must show, how to add an FPS ID or QR code, PayMe for Business fees, and a free copyable invoice template.
8.25% on the first HK$2m, 16.5% above — but only if elected, and only one connected entity per group. Plus the 2025/26 HK$3,000 waiver.
Credit terms, deposits, a reminder schedule with sample wording, late-interest clauses, DSO maths and when to use the Small Claims Tribunal (HK$75,000).
Hong Kong has no VAT, GST or sales tax. What HK invoices still need, and how EU, UK, Singapore, Australia and Mainland rules affect overseas sales.
Section 359 gives small HK companies a reporting exemption, not an audit exemption. Who qualifies, what changes, and the one group that skips the audit.