Central Hong Kong · Companies Ordinance filings

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We examine statutory financial reports before they leave your ledger — checking presentation, disclosure completeness, and filing readiness for private companies and group subsidiaries in Hong Kong.

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Flagship engagement

Our Statutory Reporting Review walks through draft annual accounts, directors’ reports, and supporting schedules against Hong Kong filing expectations before your company secretary lodges the return.

Typically 8–15 working days

Statutory Reporting Review

For finance teams preparing annual financial statements under Hong Kong Financial Reporting Standards (or the SME standard). We flag missing notes, inconsistent comparative figures, and disclosure gaps that commonly delay Companies Registry filings.

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Related checks

Supporting work that often sits alongside a statutory review.

Spreadsheet analysis on a laptop

Interim accounts check

Mid-year statement review for boards that need a clean pack before a bank covenant test or investor update.

Professional meeting in a Central office

Disclosure readiness session

A focused working session with your controller to close open note disclosures before the audit committee meeting.

Handshake after document review

Group consolidation pass

Tie-out of subsidiary packs into the Hong Kong parent consolidation worksheets and elimination schedule.

From recent engagements

What finance leads told us after a filing season review.

“They caught a related-party note that still named a director who had resigned mid-year. That would have been an awkward Companies Registry query.”

— Finance manager, trading company, Kwun Tong

“The review took a little longer than we hoped because our schedules arrived incomplete, but the comment log was clear enough for our company secretary to act on the same week.”

— Group controller, property holding company, Central

Before the registry deadline

Statutory accounts, directors’ reports, and annual returns each have their own rhythm. Use our filing calendar to map review windows against your financial year-end.