The Hong Kong Jockey Club has managed to continue horse races throughout the pandemic, providing a steady source of revenue to the government and to its charitable organisations. Photo: Kenneth Chan
Opinion
Opinion
Why Hong Kong should not raise taxes on gambling and stock trading
- Any tax review must ensure the city stays competitive: raising these two taxes will only penalise excellence and drive punters underground, costing the government much-needed revenue
The Hong Kong Jockey Club has managed to continue horse races throughout the pandemic, providing a steady source of revenue to the government and to its charitable organisations. Photo: Kenneth Chan