What it means to you

Tax incentives announced to promote economic diversification

In the 2018 Policy Address, HKSAR Government has revealed tax measures to foster the growth of targeted sectors in Hong Kong, including maritime leasing and marine insurance. 

We support these initiatives as this can help develop a diversified economy in Hong Kong. We also recommend proposed tax measures for maritime leasing be applied to both operating and finance lease arrangements and tax incentives be offered to a range of shipping-related support services.

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Our proposed measures to raise Hong Kong's competitiveness

To enhance Hong Kong’s competitiveness and reduce its exposure to macroeconomic risks, we recommend the Government to:

• Extend super tax deduction to cover subcontracted research and development arrangements.
• Offer unilateral foreign tax credits to strengthen Hong Kong’s position as a regional intellectual property hub.
• Roll out tax measures to continue Hong Kong’s leading role in the global maritime and ship financing industry.
• Facilitate the flow of people, goods and capital into the Greater Bay Area.

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Hear our views on tax, financial and smart city measures announced in 2018 Policy Address

Jeremy Choi explains why economic diversification is crucial to strengthening Hong Kong’s competitiveness.

Agnes Wong shares how tax incentives can benefit the development of the Greater Bay Area. (Cantonese version only)

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This report explores the chain of events leading to and rationale behind the China-US trade conflict and analyses on its potential effects.

Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macau residents no longer require Work Permit for employment in mainland China 

What this means to you? 

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