Certified public accountant in Sham Shui Po (show on map)
3.4
★★★☆☆
5 reviews
Hong Kong CPA firm offering audit, tax compliance, and financial advisory services with industry expertise in construction, real estate, logistics, and more.
EverSky (HK) CPA Limited is a Hong Kong-based CPA firm specializing in audit & assurance, tax compliance, and financial advisory services. With expertise across industries such as construction, data mining, real estate, interior design, logistics, manufacturing, immigration, investment holding, trading, transportation, and non-profit organizations, the firm offers tailored solutions to meet clients' statutory requirements, evolving tax obligations, and future financial reporting changes.
Their services are delivered by experienced professionals including CPAs, CFAs, and MBAs, ensuring deep technical accounting knowledge and compliance with Hong Kong Financial Reporting Standards and International Financial Reporting Standards.
Industry-specific expertise
Tailored solutions for statutory and regulatory compliance
Experience with both private and foreign-owned entities
Services
Audit & Assurance
Fulfilling statutory requirements while understanding clients' industries, operating environments, corporate goals, accounting systems, and people.
Tax Compliance
Providing skilled advice on evolving tax legislation and changing business and personal circumstances.
Financial Advisory
Providing technical accounting advice to anticipate future financial reporting changes and avoid adverse outcomes.
Credentials & Certifications
CPA (Practising), Hong Kong
CPA, Australia
MBA, HKUST
CFA
MSc Accounting and Finance, LSE
Reviews
Rating
3.4
★★★☆☆
Reviews
5
Frequently Asked Questions
Is a Hong Kong Certified Public Accountant permitted to sign an auditor's report on behalf of a foreign limited company? +
The answer would be derived from Hong Kong accounting regulations and international standards, likely confirming that a Hong Kong CPA can sign an auditor's report for a foreign limited company under certain conditions.
What is an "investment entity" in HKFRS and how do you account for investment in a subsidiary in an "investment entity"? +
The answer would explain the definition of an investment entity under Hong Kong Financial Reporting Standards (HKFRS) and the accounting treatment for investments in subsidiaries within such entities, likely referencing HKFRS guidelines.