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Hong Kong will have a budget deficit of HK$288 billion for the financial year 2021, an accounting group said, compared with the Financial Secretary, Paul Chan Mo-po's forecast of HK$300 billion.
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Stanley Ho, co-chairman of tax sub-committee, ACCA Hong Kong, said the stock market rally has generated more stamp duty income.
Reserves will drop to HK$872 billion from HK$1.16 trillion up to March 2021, equivalent to about 22 months of recurrent expenditure.
The group proposed a one-off HK$10,000 tax allowance and a waiver of the second instalment of 2020/21 provisional salaries and profits tax.













