Hong Kong Gives Super-Rich a Break, No More Crypto Tax
Hong Kong to offer crypto tax exemption for hedge funds and family offices
Hong Kong plans to waive tax on investment gains from cryptocurrencies and other alternative assets for hedge funds, private equity funds and certain family offices as the city strives to enhance its appeal as a wealth management hub.
Hong Kong plans crypto tax break for hedge funds and billionaire families
Hong Kong has sought to position itself as a centre for crypto businesses. Bitcoin has surged since Donald Trump won the US presidential election this month, with investors betting his return to the White House will boost the crypto industry after he championed it on the campaign trail.
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