What tax breaks are there in Hong Kong?

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Hong Kong only collects three direct taxes:

  • Profits Tax - A tax levied on all corporations.
  • Salaries Tax - A tax levied on the earnings of an employee.
  • Property Tax - A tax levied on Hong Kong Company.

In addition, the region has a two-tiered tax system that attracts international investors.

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