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Hong Kong Introduces New Capital Investment Entrant Scheme

Hong Kong’s new Capital Investment Entrant Scheme (New CIES) is set to attract high-net-worth investors, reinforcing the city’s status as a global financial hub. Launched on March 1, 2024, the scheme enables international and Chinese investors to gain residency in Hong Kong by investing in specific asset classes. To help you leverage the New CIES, this article provides an overview of the eligibility criteria, the range of investment assets that fall within scope, and details regarding the application procedure.

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Key Takeaways from Hong Kong 2023 Policy Address

On 25 October 2023, Hong Kong’s Chief Executive John Lee delivered the 2023 Policy Address. The ambitious agenda contained almost 200 initiatives, setting out a roadmap for a continuing trajectory of growth and development. This article will present the key takeaways from the 2023 Policy Address. In particular, it will detail the range of initiatives and measures introduced to bolster the economy and support businesses.

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Investing in Shenzhen and the GBA: Hi-tech Powerhouse Unveils Plans to Widen Doors to Foreign Investment

At the forefront of innovative development, Shenzhen has captured the interest of foreign investors around the world. At the start of August 2023, the Shenzhen Municipal Government issued three documents, each containing a clutch of measures, to comprehensively optimise the city’s business environment and facilitate foreign investment. This article will delve into how the newly implemented set of measures can enable foreign businesses to operate and invest in Shenzhen and the GBA with greater ease.

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Regulatory Updates

Dong Business in China

Our China Guides comprise a series of informative articles that provide insights on efficiently handling the compliance responsibilities and administrative formalities associated with establishing and scaling up your business in Mainland China.

Dong Business in Hong Kong

Are you looking to setting up a company in Hong Kong? Checkout our a series of comprehensive guides on how to set up and operate a business in Hong Kong.

Expanding your business into

Greater Bay Area

The Greater Bay Area (GBA) of China presents vast opportunities for businesses seeking to expand their operations in the region. The GBA comprises nine cities in Guangdong Province, Hong Kong, and Macau, with a combined population of over 70 million and a GDP of approximately USD 1.6 trillion. It is a critical part of China’s economic development strategy, aimed at creating a world-class metropolis and driving economic growth in the region.

We have a series of informative articles that delve into the various business opportunities available in the GBA. These articles cover a wide range of industries, including finance, technology, logistics, and tourism, among others. We provide insights on the GBA’s market potential, investment incentives, regulatory environment, and emerging trends that businesses can capitalize on.

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Finance and Taxation

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Summary of Hong Kong Taxes 2024-25

This summary provides an overview of the tax rates for profits tax, salaries tax, and property tax in Hong Kong for the assessment years 2024-25. It serves as a quick reference for individuals and businesses to understand their tax obligations in the region. Staying informed about these rates is important for effective tax planning and compliance in Hong Kong’s dynamic economic environment.

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Expand Beyond Hong Kong: Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading and Domestic Sales

Do you own a non-listed company in Hong Kong? You may be eligible to apply for funding under the Dedicated Fund on Branding, Upgrading and Domestic Sales (“BUD Fund”) to support your expansion efforts outside Hong Kong. This article will walk you through the eligibility criteria, funding scope, allocated funding amounts, and a step-by-step guide to navigating the application procedure under the different BUD schemes.

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