Hong Kong continues to be an important base for international business in Asia, with open capital flows and strong commercial links across the region. In 2026, changes to company law and international taxation are affecting how companies establish and manage their operations, bringing new considerations for both existing investors and those assessing the market.

In An Introduction to Doing Business in Hong Kong 2026–27, ETL GLOBAL Member Dezan Shira & Associates provides an updated overview of these developments and the requirements that companies need to consider. The guide explains the practical aspects of establishing and operating a business in Hong Kong, while reflecting recent changes such as the inward re-domiciliation regime and the global minimum tax rules.

Download the full guide to understand the latest requirements for doing business in Hong Kong and how recent changes may affect your operations.

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