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Stamp Duty on Share Transfer in Hong Kong The current stamp duty (as of August 1, 2021) rates are 0.26% of the highest value chosen between the company's net assets and the value of shares being transferred. The transferor and transferee are charged 0.13% each, and there is also a fee of HK$5 for each form.

117 Stamp Duty Ordinance ─ Section 45 Relief in case of conveyance from one associated body corporate to another. 45. Stamp duty under head 1(1), (1AA) or (1AAB) or 2(1) or (3) in the First Schedule shall not be chargeable on an instrument to which this section applies.

Stamp Duty on Stock Transaction Unless stated otherwise, all securities listed on the Exchange are subject to a stamp duty at a rate of 0.13% (rounded up to the nearest dollar) on the value of the transaction, on both the buyer and the seller.

Share transfer fees are the charges incurred when transferring ownership of shares from one party to another. These fees are typically paid to a stock transfer agent or a broker who facilitates the transaction.

Stamp Duty on Share Transfer in Hong Kong The current stamp duty (as of August 1, 2021) rates are 0.26% of the highest value chosen between the company's net assets and the value of shares being transferred. The transferor and transferee are charged 0.13% each, and there is also a fee of HK$5 for each form.

Section 45 Stamp Duty Relief for Associated Bodies Corporate: LLPs and LLCs. Under s. 45 of the Stamp Duty Ordinance, transfers of Hong Kong stock and immovable property are exempt from Hong Kong stamp duty where the transferor and transferee are associated bodies corporate.

Stamp Duty on Share Transfer in Hong Kong The current stamp duty (as of August 1, 2021) rates are 0.26% of the highest value chosen between the company's net assets and the value of shares being transferred. The transferor and transferee are charged 0.13% each, and there is also a fee of HK$5 for each form.

117 Stamp Duty Ordinance ─ Section 45 Relief in case of conveyance from one associated body corporate to another. 45. Stamp duty under head 1(1), (1AA) or (1AAB) or 2(1) or (3) in the First Schedule shall not be chargeable on an instrument to which this section applies.

Documents required for share transfer Within six months, the original copy of the most recent audit report (and/or certified most recent management accounts, if the business has started). Copy of the new shareholder's residential address, passport, or identity card (Transferee). The seller's name (Transferor).

117 Stamp Duty Ordinance ─ Section 45 Relief in case of conveyance from one associated body corporate to another. 45. Stamp duty under head 1(1), (1AA) or (1AAB) or 2(1) or (3) in the First Schedule shall not be chargeable on an instrument to which this section applies.

Stamp Duty on Stock Transaction Unless stated otherwise, all securities listed on the Exchange are subject to a stamp duty at a rate of 0.13% (rounded up to the nearest dollar) on the value of the transaction, on both the buyer and the seller.

Under section 45, two body corporates are “associated” if one is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of the other, or if a third party body corporate is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of each of the two body corporates.

Stamp Duty on Stock Transaction Unless stated otherwise, all securities listed on the Exchange are subject to a stamp duty at a rate of 0.13% (rounded up to the nearest dollar) on the value of the transaction, on both the buyer and the seller.

Share transfer fees are the charges incurred when transferring ownership of shares from one party to another. These fees are typically paid to a stock transfer agent or a broker who facilitates the transaction.

For the transfer or acquisition of shares, a transfer of share document has to be signed. The buyer or transferee must pay a stamp duty of 0.2% on the shares' purchase price or net asset value (NAV) (whichever is higher).

Section 45 Stamp Duty Relief for Associated Bodies Corporate: LLPs and LLCs. Under s. 45 of the Stamp Duty Ordinance, transfers of Hong Kong stock and immovable property are exempt from Hong Kong stamp duty where the transferor and transferee are associated bodies corporate.

Share transfer fees are the charges incurred when transferring ownership of shares from one party to another. These fees are typically paid to a stock transfer agent or a broker who facilitates the transaction.

Documents required for share transfer Within six months, the original copy of the most recent audit report (and/or certified most recent management accounts, if the business has started). Copy of the new shareholder's residential address, passport, or identity card (Transferee). The seller's name (Transferor).

Under section 45, two body corporates are “associated” if one is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of the other, or if a third party body corporate is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of each of the two body corporates.

Section 45 Stamp Duty Relief for Associated Bodies Corporate: LLPs and LLCs. Under s. 45 of the Stamp Duty Ordinance, transfers of Hong Kong stock and immovable property are exempt from Hong Kong stamp duty where the transferor and transferee are associated bodies corporate.

For the transfer or acquisition of shares, a transfer of share document has to be signed. The buyer or transferee must pay a stamp duty of 0.2% on the shares' purchase price or net asset value (NAV) (whichever is higher).

Documents required for share transfer Within six months, the original copy of the most recent audit report (and/or certified most recent management accounts, if the business has started). Copy of the new shareholder's residential address, passport, or identity card (Transferee). The seller's name (Transferor).

Under section 45, two body corporates are “associated” if one is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of the other, or if a third party body corporate is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of each of the two body corporates.

Subject to the payment of an adjudication fee (currently $50) , any person may request the Collector of Stamp Revenue to express his opinion on whether an executed contract or document is chargeable with stamp duty, and on the amount payable.

For the transfer or acquisition of shares, a transfer of share document has to be signed. The buyer or transferee must pay a stamp duty of 0.2% on the shares' purchase price or net asset value (NAV) (whichever is higher).

Section 45 Stamp Duty Relief for Associated Bodies Corporate: LLPs and LLCs. Under s. 45 of the Stamp Duty Ordinance, transfers of Hong Kong stock and immovable property are exempt from Hong Kong stamp duty where the transferor and transferee are associated bodies corporate.

Subject to the payment of an adjudication fee (currently $50) , any person may request the Collector of Stamp Revenue to express his opinion on whether an executed contract or document is chargeable with stamp duty, and on the amount payable.

Section 45 Stamp Duty Relief for Associated Bodies Corporate: LLPs and LLCs. Under s. 45 of the Stamp Duty Ordinance, transfers of Hong Kong stock and immovable property are exempt from Hong Kong stamp duty where the transferor and transferee are associated bodies corporate.

Documents required for share transfer Within six months, the original copy of the most recent audit report (and/or certified most recent management accounts, if the business has started). Copy of the new shareholder's residential address, passport, or identity card (Transferee). The seller's name (Transferor).

Documents required for share transfer Within six months, the original copy of the most recent audit report (and/or certified most recent management accounts, if the business has started). Copy of the new shareholder's residential address, passport, or identity card (Transferee). The seller's name (Transferor).

Under section 45, two body corporates are “associated” if one is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of the other, or if a third party body corporate is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of each of the two body corporates.

Under section 45, two body corporates are “associated” if one is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of the other, or if a third party body corporate is the beneficial owner of at least 90% of the issued share capital of each of the two body corporates.