131301Textile stencilling and printing of fabrics
布料印花
Why 6 digits?
HSIC subclasses are 6 digits. The first four match the international ISIC class; Hong Kong adds a two-digit local suffix for finer detail, especially across its import and export trade, so a code steps from a 4-digit class straight to a 6-digit subclass. More on the HSIC structure.
This activity involves the stencilling and printing processes applied to various types of fabrics, including cotton, synthetic fibres, knitted, silk, and woven materials. It encompasses techniques used to apply designs, patterns, or colors to textiles, enhancing their aesthetic appeal and functionality.
This classification includes
- fabrics of cotton, printing
- fabrics of synthetic fibres, printing
- knitted fabrics, printing
- silk fabrics, printing
- woven fabrics, printing
Licences and approvals
What this activity needs to operate
No sector-specific licence applies to this activity. It can be set up as a standard Hong Kong company without extra regulatory approvals. Premises-based or product-based permits can still apply case by case; Emerhub confirms the exact position during scoping.
Offshore profits claim feasibility
LowTextile stencilling and printing activities are typically performed within Hong Kong, utilizing local facilities and resources. Contracts are often negotiated with local clients, making it difficult to qualify for offshore treatment.
Business registration wording
Suggested business nature for this activity
English
TEXTILE STENCILLING AND PRINTING OF FABRICS
43/60 characters
Chinese 中文
布料印花
4/30 characters
Standard compliance
Compliance every Hong Kong company shares
Beyond anything specific to this activity, every Hong Kong company handles two-tiered profits tax, the annual return (Form NAR1) within 42 days of its incorporation anniversary, audited accounts, MPF enrolment for staff, and a company secretary. Emerhub runs all of it on your behalf.
See the full Hong Kong compliance calendarFrequently asked questions
Do I need a license for textile printing?
Yes, you may need a license depending on the materials used and the scale of your operations.
What are the tax implications for my business?
Profits from textile printing are subject to Hong Kong profits tax, as the activities are conducted locally.
Can I operate this business from a home office?
Operating from a home office is possible, but you must comply with local zoning regulations and business licensing requirements.
Incorporate in Hong Kong
Starting a textile stencilling and printing of fabrics business in Hong Kong?
Emerhub incorporates your company, registers the business nature above with the IRD, files every licence application, and runs your company secretary and compliance calendar. You provide the documents; Emerhub handles every government interaction.
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