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News Archives 2004

News Archives (Starting from April 2004)
(Source : Information Services Department)

 

Title Date
FS pursues stability and growth in 2005-06 Budget 16.03.2005
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 04.03.2005
LCQ19: Taxes written off due to departure of taxpayers from Hong Kong 02.02.2005
LCQ24: Tax deductions in respect of contributions to Mandatory Provident Fund Scheme or Recognized Occupational Retirement Scheme 26.01.2005
LCQ3: Hong Kong's tax system and tax assessment 05.01.2005
Consultation on Refined Approach for Exempting Offshore Funds from Profits Tax 04.01.2005
LCQ5: Dependent parent allowance 15.12.2004
HK and Denmark sign Avoidance of Double Taxation Agreement 09.12.2004
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 03.12.2004
FS speaks on goods and services tax 22.11.2004
Double taxation relief arrangements with Germany, Norway, Singapore and Sri Lanka gazetted 19.11.2004
LCQ17: Tax deduction for mandatory MPF contributions 03.11.2004
Double taxation relief arrangements with Macao SAR gazetted 21.10.2004
HK-Belgium agreement on avoidance of double taxation on income enters into force 21.10.2004
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 30.09.2004
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 03.09.2004
New e-Stamping Service launched today 02.08.2004
Public views invited on estate duty review 20.07.2004
IRD strives for quality service 29.06.2004
Legislative Council Passes Inland Revenue (Amendment) Bill 2000 16.06.2004
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 04.06.2004
Filing tax return on time 27.05.2004
Legislative Council Passes Revenue Bill 2004 12.05.2004
Individual Tax Returns for 2003/04 issued 03.05.2004
Interest on Tax Reserve Certificates 30.04.2004
Revenue Bill 2004 to be gazetted on Friday 20.04.2004
2003-04 tax return issued from today 01.04.2004

 

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