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Country-by-Country Notification, XML conversion and Submission

Country-by-Country Notification, XML conversion and Submission


Under Hong Kong Transfer Pricing Law, a multinational enterprise group (MNE Group) is required to file a Country-by-Country (CbC) Reporting in relation to an accounting period where:

•    the consolidated group revenue for the preceding accounting period is at least EUR750 million (or HK$6.8 billion); and

•    the group has constituent entities or operations in two or more jurisdictions.

Key requirements of the CbC Reporting

•     MNE Group must submit a CbC Notification to the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) within 3 months after the end of 
       the relevant accounting period;

•     MNE Group must file a CbC Return within 12 months after the end of the relevant accounting period or the date specified in 
       the assessor’s notice, whichever is the earlier.

How our services can help

We can assist you on the following services:

 Submit the Form IR1465 and appoint our team as Service Provider (engaged by the Reporting Entity under Section 56M
     of the Inland Revenue Ordinance)

 Access the CbC Reporting Portal to manage your CbC Reporting affairs 

 Submit CbC Notification for or on behalf of the Reporting Entity

 Prepare and file a CbC Return for or on behalf of the Reporting Entity

Penalties are provided in respect of matters such as failing to file CbC Returns and providing misleading, false or inaccurate information in CbC Returns. 

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