Children from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan WongChildren from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Children from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Hong Kong /  Hong Kong economy

Hong Kong’s 12th fiscal surplus to fund education, innovation and a salaries tax rebate

Paul Chan expected to post HK$80 billion surplus when he delivers his first government budget this week in his new job as city’s top finance official

Topic |   Hong Kong Budget 2016-2017
Nikki SunGary Cheung
Nikki Sun and Gary Cheung

Updated: 5:39pm, 21 Feb, 2017

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Children from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan WongChildren from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan Wong
Children from Ng Sheung Nang Kindergarden perform a fitness dance routine. The government is set to extend a programme to make kindergarten education free for more children. Photo: Jonathan Wong
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