Hong Kong is about to release a new financial budget, KPMG suggests including virtual assets in the scope of tax benefits
The new Hong Kong budget will be released on February 26th. KPMG, one of the Big Four accounting firms, predicts that the Hong Kong government recorded a deficit of 89.7 billion yuan last fiscal year and suggests expanding the scope of tax benefits to include virtual assets, antiques, and artworks in eligible trading range.
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