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Hong Kong should cut stamp duty by more than half for homeowners who are not first-time buyers: city s largest political party

Democratic Alliance for the Betterment and Progress of Hong Kong says stamp duty on purchases of additional homes should be cut from 15 per cent to 6 per cent.

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Director of Administration set to coordinate govt officials for banquet participation: sources

Chief Executive John Lee Ka-chiu has asked the Administrative Wing to handle the arrangements for principal officials to participate in publ.

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Some businesses to sponsor tables at Hong Kong s Democratic Party first fundraising banquet after 4-year hiatus

City’s largest opposition party forced to call off annual event on two occasions over venue issues.

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Lawmakers urge installing fast Macau-style immigration clearance system

Stacy Shi Border control points between Hong Kong and the mainland should set up an immigration clearance system like the one in Macau, whic.

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Japan food checks to cost Hong Kong $300m in 30 years

Eunice Lam An additional HK$10 million a year - or HK$300 million in 30 years - will be spent to enhance checks on food products imported fr.

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