This year’s Budget position is a better than expected outcome. We look forward to seeing the government commit and act on new and existing initiatives for Financial Services, Innovation & Technology, ESG and other industries.
Charles Lee, South China (incl. Hong Kong SAR) Tax Leader, PwC China
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To revitalise Hong Kong’s economy amid the Omicron outbreak, we believe the HK$10,000 consumption voucher scheme and a new injection of funding into the sixth round of Anti-epidemic Fund would create a stronger and more lasting boost to the local economy.
Agnes Wong, Tax Partner, PwC Hong Kong
With this year’s Budget, Hong Kong is committed to support family office and maritime enterprises by the proposed tax concessions and half-tax concession. We hope the government could consider broader non-tax alternatives to attract greater foreign investment.
Kenneth Wong, Tax Partner, PwC Hong Kong
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Hong Kong’s economy remains uncertain due to the recent Omicron outbreak despite a strong growth in exports and the effect of the Consumption Voucher scheme. PwC recommends the Government to relieve individuals’ financial burden through increasing the Anti-epidemic Fund, rerunning the Consumption Voucher Scheme and increasing income tax relief measures.
Agnes Wong, Tax Partner, PwC Hong Kong
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For encouraging Hong Kong businesses to expand into the GBA, PwC urges the Government to allow tax depreciation allowances and/or deductions for fixed assets and intellectual property used, and for research and development activities undertaken by Hong Kong companies in the area. We also suggest the Government to introduce GBA-friendly tax measures under the GBA Youth Employment Scheme for attracting diverse talent and creating career opportunities for Hong Kong graduates.
Kenneth Wong, Tax Partner, PwC Hong Kong
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2022/23 Hong Kong Budget