How to Reduce Corporate Tax to 0% (Hong Kong Re-Invoicing Structure Explained)

Are bank fees, FX costs, and taxes cutting into your trading profits? Bertrand Théaud, founder of Statrys, explains how using a Hong Kong company as a re-invoicing hub can help international traders simplify payments and potentially reduce corporate tax to 0% under Hong Kong’s offshore profits exemption.

How to Reduce Corporate Tax to 0% (Hong Kong Re-Invoicing Structure Explained)

In this video, Bertrand Théaud, Founder of Statrys, explains how international trading businesses can restructure their operations using a Hong Kong re-invoicing model to improve margins and potentially reduce corporate tax to 0%. Drawing from real trading experience, Bertrand walks through why bank fees, FX costs, and inefficient payment flows often hurt cross-border businesses more than they realise.

The video introduces how a Hong Kong company can act as a central re-invoicing hub for global trade, how multi-currency business accounts support this structure, and how Hong Kong’s territorial tax system makes offshore profits tax exemption possible when set up correctly. It also highlights where professional tax advice is essential to stay compliant.

Key Takeaways

  • How a Hong Kong re-invoicing structure works for international trading businesses
  • Why using Hong Kong can simplify payments to Asian suppliers and global customers
  • How Hong Kong’s territorial tax system allows for potential 0% corporate tax through offshore exemption
  • The role of multi-currency business accounts in reducing FX and transfer costs
  • Why is offshore tax exemption legal but not automatic
  • Why personal tax position and global compliance still need professional review

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