PwC: Hong Kong tax reforms for treasury centres will attract multinationals and mainland firms
Hong Kong government's plan to increase tax incentives for corporate treasury centres will be attractive to multinational and mainland firms, according to tax experts at PwC. The government is soliciting public comments on the reforms from late July until September 4, with a bill expected to be submitted to the Legislative Council in the first half of 2027.
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