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Hong Kong: Reduce 75% Of Salaries Tax
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pharoah88
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24-Feb-2010 15:42
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SingapOre has been TALKiNG abOut Over TAKiNG hOng kOng for twO DECADES. And STiLL JUST TALKiNG Only. hOng kOng prOperty PRiCES are HiGHER than SingapOre withOut GST, COE, ERP and tOp SALARiES. SingapOre MUST learn frOm hOng kOng FiRST befOre TALKiNG abOut Over TAKiNG hOng kOng. Seems LiKE there are nO tOp hOng kOng TALENT iN SingapOre. SingapOre must have impOrted tOlent iNSTEAD Of TALENT frOm ALL the wrOng PLACES.
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nickyng
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24-Feb-2010 15:09
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hor hor! are u implying our minister is NOT worth the value for the salary we are PAYING them?!?!? :P
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knightrider
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24-Feb-2010 14:49
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Ha Ha ! LOL, if you want to compare with them, then all resign , hw to pay 1st class $$ to our ministers ! LOL. | ||
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nickyng
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24-Feb-2010 14:47
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Hong Kong: Raise Stamp Duty On Transactions Of Properties Valued Over $20 Million From 3.75% To 4.25%. Buyers Will Not Be Allowed To Defer Stamp Duty Payment.24 Feb 2010 13:33
Hong Kong will increase the transaction cost of property speculation with appropriate tax measures so as to reduce the risk of creating a property bubble. With effect from 1 April this year the rate of stamp duty on transactions of properties valued more than $20 million be increased from 3.75 per cent to 4.25 per cent, and buyers will no longer be allowed to defer payment of stamp duty on such transactions. The government will closely monitor the trading of properties valued at or below $20 million. If there is excessive speculation in the trading of these properties, it will consider extending the measures to these transactions... |
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nickyng
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24-Feb-2010 14:45
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Hong Kong: Waive Rates For 2010-11, Capped At $1,500 Per Quarter. Ninety Per Cent Of Domestic And 60% Of Non-Domestic Properties Will Not Need To Pay Rates. This Will Cost $8.6 Billion. 24 Feb 2010 13:38 Hong Kong wil be waiving rates for 2010-11, subject to a ceiling of $1,500 per quarter for each rateable property. It is estimated that about 90 per cent of domestic properties and 60 per cent of non-domestic properties will be subject to no rates in the year. This proposal will cost the Government approximately $8.6 billion... | ||
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Alligator
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24-Feb-2010 14:27
Yells: "learning from past " |
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oh yes,, very generous to those ELITE,,, haha, but you just dropped of that ELITE.. so bobian | ||
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nickyng
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24-Feb-2010 14:23
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gee...i wish our garment can be as generous...then again they got a rich sugar daddy -> China mah! :P Hong Kong: Reduce 75% Of Salaries Tax And Tax Under Personal Assessment For 2009-10, Capped At $6,000. This Will Cost $4.5 Billion.24 Feb 2010 13:36
Hong Kong will be reducing 75 per cent of salaries tax and tax under personal assessment for 2009-10, subject to a ceiling of $6,000. The reduction will be reflected in the taxpayer's final tax payable for 2009-10. This proposal will cost the Government about $4.5 billion and benefit all 1.4 million taxpayers... |
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