HKICPA urges Hong Kong government to introduce tax incentives for Northern Metropolis development and improve stock exchange's listing regime
The Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants (HKICPA) has submitted its recommendations for Hong Kong's first five-year plan, asking the government to consider tax incentives for investors funding start-ups in the Northern Metropolis and to enhance the stock exchange’s listing regime to further solidify the city’s role in international finance.
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