Hong Kong:
Tax Incentives Raise Hong Kong's Shipping Finance Profile
09 September 2020
Maples Group
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New tax incentives to attract ship owners and lessors to Hong
Kong will both enhance the jurisdiction's status as a key
shipping leasing centre for the Asia-Pacific region and develop
Hong Kong's shipping core and maritime cluster. The tax
changes, announced by the Transport and Housing Bureau of the Hong
Kong Government, reflect the long term strategy to position Hong
Kong as a centre for ship finance, leasing and related maritime
business establishments.
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