Alice walks with you from every receipt and expense to closing the year of assessment.

For Hong Kong sole proprietors who keep the books themselves.

A.L.I.C.E.

A spreadsheet won't always tell you how your money flows. Alice will.

Made for how Hong Kong actually works

Your year starts in April

Reports follow the Inland Revenue Department (IRD) year — 1 April to 31 March.

See the business at a glance

Outstanding cash and amounts, profit and loss for this month, quarter, and year of assessment, and estimated tax for the year of assessment.

A tax summary for BIR60

Figures laid out as the form requires. You file yourself — Alice helps with the homework.

Asset depreciation, the Hong Kong way

Book figures and Inland Revenue Ordinance (IRO) allowances side by side, so the two stories never get mixed.

Invoices that know Hong Kong

Hong Kong invoices skip the VAT line. If a client abroad needs a tax ID, the template follows their market.

FPS details on the invoice

Faster Payment details print on the invoice PDF. To print a QR as well, configure it in Bank.

Your language. Their invoice.

You can work in English, 繁體, or 简体 on Alice. Your invoice language follows the client's region or stays in English.

Reverse, don't erase

Posted, paid, and sent stay in the books. You correct a mistake with a reversing entry — not by making it vanish.