Hong Kong cuts tax on premium liquor
Hong Kong cuts liquor tax in an effort to reignite its nightlife industry
Hong Kong’s leader has announced a cut in liquor taxes as the Asian financial hub hopes to revive its reputation as a travel destination with a vibrant nightlife and dining scene
Hong Kong pushes reforms to spark economic growth, cut liquor duties
Hong Kong's leader pledged on Wednesday to reform and revive the economy and financial markets including slashing liquor duties, while seeking to improve dire living conditions for the city's poorest.
Hong Kong to Ease Mortgage Rules, Cuts Liquor Tax in Growth Push
Hong Kong’s leader is expected to lay out a policy agenda focused on boosting the city’s economy during his third annual address on Wednesday, including a potential cut to a liquor tax.
Hong Kong slashes tax on spirits to boost nightlife
Chinese territory’s chief executive John Lee tries to turn around economy amid fall in tourism and consumption
Hong Kong policy address seen pivoting from security to economic growth
Hong Kong is expected to announce measures to boost the city's economy in its annual policy address on Wednesday, including slashing liquor tariffs, as it seeks to revive the financial hub which has been struggling to recover since the pandemic.
Hong Kong’s Leader to Focus on Economy, Liquor Tax Cut in Speech
Hong Kong’s leader will make bolstering the economy a priority in an annual speech this week, using it to lay out an agenda that includes a potential cut to a liquor tax and possible measures to strengthen the city’s status as a finance center.
Hong Kong To Eliminate 'Shoebox' Flats, Cut Spirits Tax: Leader
Hong Kong leader John Lee rolled out plans on Wednesday to ban flats under eight square metres and cut import tax on spirits in a bid to ease a long-term housing crunch and boost the city's sluggish economy.
HK Leader May Focus on Economy, Liquor Tax Cut in Speech
Hong Kong’s leader is expected to make bolstering the economy a priority in an annual speech this week, using it to lay out an agenda that includes a potential cut to a liquor tax and possible measures to strengthen the city’s status as a finance center.
Hong Kong pushes reforms to spark growth, cut liquor duties
Hong Kong's leader pledged on Wednesday to reform and revive the economy and financial markets, with moves including a big cut to liquor duties, while also seeking to improve dire living conditions for the city's poorest.
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