Paul Chan: Exploring tax incentives for eligible institutions conducting gold trading and settlement in Hong Kong
Paul Chan, Secretary for Finance of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region Government, stated that following the signing of a cooperation agreement with the Shanghai Gold Exchange earlier this year and the establishment of the Hong Kong Gold Central Clearing System, we will: explore providing tax incentives to eligible institutions conducting gold trading and settlement in Hong Kong; assist the industry in establishing a trade association to pool resources, strengthen promotion, and expand connections with domestic and international counterparts; and assist the industry in understanding the latest developments in the gold market, acquiring relevant skills, and establishing a training framework.
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