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Hong Kong is about to release a new budget, and KPMG recommends including virtual assets, etc. in the scope of tax incentives

Internet reports that Hong Kong's new budget will be released on February 26. KPMG, one of the four major accounting firms, predicted that the Hong Kong government recorded a deficit of 89.7 billion yuan last fiscal year and suggested expanding the scope of tax incentives to include Virtual assets, antiques and art are included in the scope of eligible transactions.

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