KPMG calls on Hong Kong budget incentives to attract more regional HQs
The consultancy wants the government to use tax and R&D incentives to bolster the SAR's status for multinationals in next week's budget, as Singapore leads the way in Asia.
As Paul Chan, Hong Kong’s financial secretary, prepares the annual budget for February 28, global consultancy KPMG has said the government should “strategically utilise its fiscal reserves to bolster Hong Kong’s competitiveness".
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