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China Mulls Dividend Tax Waiver on Hong Kong Stocks Connect

China is considering a proposal to exempt individual investors from paying dividend taxes on Hong Kong stocks bought via Stock Connect, according to people with knowledge of the matter.

By: financialpost.com
  • May 09 2024
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China Mulls Dividend Tax Waiver on Hong Kong Stocks Connect
China Mulls Dividend Tax Waive
(Bloomberg) — China is considering a proposal to exempt individual investors from paying dividend taxes on Hong Kong stocks bought via Stock Connect, according to people with knowledge of the matter. Read More

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