Changes to Hong Kong's Foreign-Source Income Exemption Regime - Assessing the Impact and Adapting to the New Normal
Taxpayers will have to adapt to the refined FSIE regime, a legislative amendment proposed by the Government on the treatment of offshore passive income, which will be chargeable to profits tax if certain conditions are not met. To help members understand and prepare for such a change, Sarah Chan and Kwan Yu, Tax Partners at Deloitte China, shared their insights on how to anticipate and navigate challenges arising from such legislative reforms at a seminar on 21 September.
2022/09/21
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OECD GloBE Rules: What Should Hong Kong’s Real Estate Industry Expect From the New Global Minimum Tax Regime?
A seminar was organised on 11 August on the likely impact the implementation of GloBE rules would have on Hong Kong-based property companies. Deloitte China's Vice Chair Patrick Yip and Tax Partner Doris Chik were on hand to explain the tax implications of the GloBE rules on Hong Kong's real estate sector and offered their views on measures to manage associated tax risks.
2022/08/11
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Tax Opportunities and Challenges in the Greater Bay Area – How to Get Well-Prepared?
Greater Bay Area
Tax changes are among the policy measures recently announced by the Central Government to enable Hong Kong residents to more easily live and work across the Greater Bay Area (GBA). At a roundtable luncheon on 17 April, Sarah Chan and Ellen Tong from Deloitte China introduced the latest GBA tax measures, and also discussed some of the key elements of the Mainland’s new Individual Income Tax Law. The speakers also shed light on some of the tax policies and incentives for corporates, including new regulations on withholding income tax for overseas investors in the Mainland, R&D-related tax incentives, and the reduction in the value-added tax rate.
2019/04/17
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US-China Trade War:Tariffs Implication
Trade War Series
Sarah Chin, Tax and Business Advisory Services Leader – Southern Region for Deloitte China, shared with members her insights on the potential impact of additional tariffs arising from the U.S.-China trade dispute, and also discussed some of the possible solutions for affected businesses, at a Chamber roundtable luncheon on 13 September。
2018/09/13
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Major Impact of Trump's Tax Cuts on Hong Kong and Chinese companies
At a Chamber roundtable luncheon on 12 March, Patrick Yip, Deloitte China Deputy Tax Managing Partner, and his tax partners, Sharon Lam and Candy Chan, briefed members on the key considerations for Hong Kong and Chinese companies in the wake of a major tax overhaul by President Trump. They spoke on the major changes and implications of this important tax revamp, as well as other aspects of the latest reforms to the US tax system.
2018/03/12
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