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Hong Kong gazettes tax break for fund managers’ bonuses to bolster role as wealth hub
Hong Kong's government introduced a bill to waive salary tax on performance-linked bonuses for fund managers under specific conditions, aiming to strengthen the city's position as a wealth management hub. The bill, set for its first legislative reading on June 24, seeks to attract fund managers and family offices by offering tax incentives.
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