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Profits Tax for Sole Proprietors

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  1. #1

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    Profits Tax for Sole Proprietors

    Hey guys,

    A newbie both to HK and to self-employment / doing taxes myself. I've spent a lot of hours trying to get this information in the public domain, I wanted to see if any kind old-timers could point me in the right direction.

    I'm currently self-employed as a sole proprietor, it's a one man band, I do a bit of consulting. I wanted to know if Housing allowance and VHIS only applies to salaried persons or if as a sole proprietor who doesn't take a salary from the business I would also qualify for these schemes?

    Any input welcome.

    Thanks!
    Dim


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    Quote Originally Posted by dim89:
    Hey guys,

    A newbie both to HK and to self-employment / doing taxes myself. I've spent a lot of hours trying to get this information in the public domain, I wanted to see if any kind old-timers could point me in the right direction.

    I'm currently self-employed as a sole proprietor, it's a one man band, I do a bit of consulting. I wanted to know if Housing allowance and VHIS only applies to salaried persons or if as a sole proprietor who doesn't take a salary from the business I would also qualify for these schemes?

    Any input welcome.

    Thanks!
    Dim
    As a sole proprietor I assume it would be your profit that would count as income for this kind of scheme

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    Quote Originally Posted by justjoe86:
    As a sole proprietor I assume it would be your profit that would count as income for this kind of scheme
    Thanks for your response!

    I would like to assume this to. I wanted to check if this was just my wishful thinking or if the provision is intended to include sole proprietors to benefit from these schemes too.

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    No and deductions for sole proprietor is more stringent


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    No not really


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    Create a limited company if you are earning a good amount.

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