Hong Kong is set to broaden its tax exemption policies to encompass digital assets, according to Financial Secretary Michael Hsu Cheng-yu. In a recent interview, Hsu outlined plans to extend the current tax exemptions, which already benefit family offices and funds, to new categories including private credit, carbon credits, and digital assets. The proposed bill is slated for submission to the Legislative Council in 2026, marking a significant step in Hong Kong's efforts to enhance its financial landscape.
Hong Kong Plans Tax Exemption Expansion to Include Digital Assets by 2026
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