People's Republic of China—Hong Kong Special Administrative Region; Selected Issues
This Selected Issues paper reviews medium-term fiscal challenges for Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (Hong Kong SAR). It focuses on key considerations that need to be evaluated when formulating a medium-term reserves policy in the face of fiscal challenges, such as accommodating future spending pressures and revenue fluctuations. The broad conclusion of the paper is that fiscal reserves will likely remain an important feature of future fiscal policy. The paper also discusses more general aspects of Hong Kong SAR’s economy’s competitiveness, and the outlook for Hong Kong SAR’s financial center.
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2007-01-08
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Institutions: | International Monetary Fund (IMF) ; International Monetary Fund |
Subject: | Financial sector | Hong Kong SAR | Revenues | Selected issues | Offshore financial centers | tax revenue | tax policy | fiscal policy | fiscal risks | fiscal pressures | tax base | government spending | investment returns | investment income | fiscal outcomes | fiscal sustainability | fiscal value | tax rates | rate of return | investment return | fiscal accounts | fiscal balance | taxation | fiscal data | fiscal balances | fiscal outcome | fiscal variables | tax bases | tax burden | fiscal policies | tax changes | tax rate | fiscal risk | public finances | fiscal impact | public debt | increases in tax rates | government fiscal accounts |
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