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China cracks down on offshore trusts with new tax rules for the wealthy

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By Karen Cheung
| msn.com
Zhang Shidong Beijing's new tax rules aim to close loopholes and boost fiscal revenue amid slowing economic growth and rising fiscal burdens China is moving to heighten the scrutiny of overseas assets controlled by the country's richest families by imposing personal-income taxes on their offshore trusts, plugging a loophole long leveraged by the wealthy to eschew tax payments and alleviating fiscal stresses brought on in part by a perennial downturn in home prices.
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How Cantomania is leading Hong Kong’s Cantopop revival

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By Karen Cheung
| Cathay Pacific
Disco lights flash as young, colourfully dressed revellers dance to retro pop, shouting Cantonese lyrics across the dance floor. The room lifts each time a new hook drops. At Cantomania club nights, some of the hottest nightlife events in town, it’s not unusual to see Hong Kong pop stars themselves drop by to join the throng. But the music never stops. Sammi Cheng and Joey Yung are among the legendary artists who’ve been spotted at events this year.
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One wrote a bestselling book about being a courier, the other made a film

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By Karen Cheung
| MSN Singapore Verified
Continue reading I Deliver Parcels in Beijing author Hu Anyan and videographer Kong Yiu-wing talk about making art out of hard, blue-collar labour What happens when the author of a bestselling memoir about working as a courier in mainland China, and a Hong Kong videographer who moonlights as a food delivery rider, meet? They do not immediately launch into a philosophical discussion about art and labour.
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