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Hong Kong edition

A slot inside your own business hours, not ours.

One conversation about your entity and audit timeline, then a written scope follows.

Short answer

There is no charge for the first call and no obligation afterward. Slots sit inside Hong Kong business hours even though +1 (224) 593-2454 is a US number. Expect questions about your entity, your accounting software and when your next statutory audit falls, followed by a written scope and a Hong Kong dollar price you can take away and think about.

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Request a call

Tell us a bit about your business and we will reach out to schedule a time.

The process

After you book

  1. Choose a slot

    Pick from times set inside Hong Kong hours, or call +1 (224) 593-2454 to arrange one directly.

  2. Walk through your situation

    Entity structure, software, and roughly where your books stand ahead of the next Profits Tax and audit cycle.

  3. Receive a written scope

    Delivered within one business day, priced in Hong Kong dollars, not quoted verbally on the call.

  4. Take your time deciding

    Show the scope to your own auditor or adviser first if you want a second opinion before committing.

Questions

Before you pick a time

Is there a cost to the first call?

No, and nothing is owed afterward either.

Will the slot actually suit Hong Kong hours?

Yes. +1 (224) 593-2454 rings through on a US line, but the calendar is built around your business day, not ours.

What should be ready beforehand?

Roughly how current your books are, when your last statutory audit closed, and which accounting software you use.

How soon does the price arrive?

Within one business day, written down, in Hong Kong dollars.

What happens on the call itself?

We walk through your current bookkeeping setup, what is and is not working, and what Hong Kong compliance dates are coming up, then outline which service and tier would fit before any pricing is confirmed in writing.

Can someone other than the company director join the call?

Yes. A finance manager, bookkeeper or another colleague who knows the day-to-day numbers is welcome on the call, and often helps it move faster than a director alone who may not have every detail to hand.

Next step

Want the process first?

See how the weekly reconciliation cycle runs before you pick a time.