We are moving!
In August, we will move to Kwun Tong. Our new office address will be Unit 1703A, 17/F, Kwong Sang Hong Centre, 151-153 Hoi Bun Road, Kwun Tong, Kowloon. More announcement will be made.
Acacia CPA Limited Accredited as HKICPA Authorised Employer
We are delighted to announce that Acacia CPA Limited has been officially accredited as an Authorised Employer under the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) Qualification Programme (QP). This recognition affirms our commitment to nurturing the next generation of accounting professionals by providing structured training, mentorship, and practical experience that meet HKICPA’s rigorous
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Why We’re Asking a Few More Questions This Year: A Partnership in Quality
If you’ve noticed your audit team digging a bit deeper into your Excel exports or asking about your software settings lately, you’re not alone! It isn’t just curiosity—it’s about meeting new standards for “Information Produced by the Entity” (IPE). The Accounting and Financial Reporting Council (AFRC) recently issued a “Checkpoint” reminding auditors to elvauate whether
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Navigating the New Frontier: Accounting for Digital Assets
As digital assets evolve from a niche interest into a mainstream treasury component for Hong Kong SMEs, the accounting treatment of these assets is no longer a “future” concern—it is a present-day necessity. With the HKICPA actively refining guidance in the first half of 2026, business owners must move beyond viewing Bitcoin or Ethereum as
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Capitalisation of Borrowing Costs
HKFRS Accounting Standards vs HKFRS for Private Entities Accounting Standard We came across this case recently: Scenario Under HKFRS / IFRS (IAS 23) Under HKFRS for Private Entities / IFRS for SMEs (Section 25) Key takeaway:Under full IFRS, borrowing costs can be capitalised if they relate to a qualifying asset. Under IFRS for SMEs, all
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2026 International Women’s Day
Let’s celebrate the women behind the numbers, who bring a human touch to the accounting industry. Happy International Women’s Day to the incredible female accountants worldwide! Accounting has long been seen as a profession defined by precision, compliance, and technical expertise. Yet, it is the women in this field who remind us that behind every
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Hong Kong Tax Compliance Calendar 2026
Staying on top of tax deadlines is essential for businesses and individuals in Hong Kong. The Inland Revenue Department (IRD) issues returns annually, and timely compliance helps avoid penalties and interest charges. Below is a summary of the key dates for the 2025-26 year of assessment. Key Filing Deadlines Why Compliance Matters At Acacia CPA
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Hong Kong 2026–27 Budget: Driving High-quality, Inclusive Growth with Innovation and Finance
Hong Kong’s Financial Secretary, Mr. Paul Chan, delivered the 2026–27 Budget today, unveiling a financial blueprint that signals renewed fiscal strength and ambitious plans for innovation-driven growth. Key Highlights Strategic Investments What This Means for Businesses For Hong Kong’s business community, the 2026–27 Budget signals a supportive environment for growth, particularly in technology and innovation
Happy Lunar New Year of the Horse!
Our Hong Kong office will be closed from 12–22 February 2026 for the festive season. During this time, except for 17-19 February, our team will continue to support you remotely, and normal operations will resume on 23 February 2026. 🎉Wishing all our clients and partners a joyful Lunar New Year filled with strength, success, and
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ESG for SMEs
We admire small businesses that proactively incorporate Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) principles into their operations—not because regulations require them to, but because they choose to lead by example and go beyond mere compliance. Small businesses have a unique opportunity to lead by example in the ESG space. These are what we have seen: Why