The Taxation in Hong Kong: A Practical Guide allows students to explore and apply relevant tax knowledge, professional skills in practise. It discusses in detail the spectrum of taxation issues in Hong Kong and while it is especially written for professional taxation examination candidates, undergraduate and post-graduate students, as well as tax professionals, the book is also written in a way to help readers to effectively absorb knowledge and provides plenty of practise to strengthen professional judgment in the area of Hong Kong Taxation. The new edition of this Wolters Kluwer title is now updated to cover the newest developments and trends in Hong Kong taxation for the year 2017/18. The practical aspect of this title has proven to be of great value to candidates preparing for their professional qualification exams as well as to taxation and accounting students who would like to pursue in a career in this exciting industry. The book provides an in-depth analysis of the taxation related issues in Hong Kong, from the implementation of new legislation to the latest departmental notes and current tax cases, as well as international tax topics related to Automatic Exchange of Financial Account Information (“AEoI”) promulgated by the Organisation Cooperation and Development (“OECD”) and the Base Erosion and Profit Shifting Initiative (“BEPS”): New material covered in the 2017/18 edition includes the following: • changes announced in the 2017/18 budget; • additional contents focused on the international environment; • the latest Stamp Duty measures and the amended Stamp Duty Ordinance; and • newly signed double taxation agreements and updates on Hong Kong’s new AEoI partner. Discussion on China tax for cross-border business is included and updated in this edition. The book also examines recent tax cases on such areas of practice as source of profits, capital/revenue receipt, taxability of unrealised gains, taxability of a lump sum received, and appeals procedure. Topic-related revision questions at the end of each chapter with suggested solutions are particularly useful for professional taxation examination candidates and undergraduate and postgraduate students ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Butterworths Hong Kong Securities Law Handbook, 5th Edition / Stefan HC Lo Hong Kong: LexisNexis Hong Kong, 2017 1903p. 9789888389674 $ 500.00 / PB A detailed work of reference on the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571) LexisNexis is proud to present the Butterworths Hong Kong Securities Law Handbook – Fifth Edition. This new edition is published to reflect the latest cases, materials and updates on the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571). This handbook makes available in a convenient form the full text of the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571) together with section-by-section annotations. The annotations include amendment notes, carefully researched case authorities, expert commentary and other authoritative material presented in a concise and succinct style. In addition, cross-references are made to subsidiary legislation and to tables and forms where necessary. The “New changes to the last edition” overleaf provides you a brief summary of the main updates in this new edition. This text is the most up-to-date reference guide for lawyers, in-house counsel, investors, intermediaries, compliance officers, issuers, media, regulators, academics, students and all those who are engaged or interested in the law responsible for regulating the securities and futures markets in Hong Kong. The Butterworths Hong Kong Securities Law Handbook – Fifth Edition is published to reflect the latest cases, materials and updates on the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571). This handbook makes available in a convenient form the full text of the Securities and Futures Ordinance (Cap 571) together with section-by-section annotations. The annotations include amendment notes, carefully researched case authorities, expert commentary and other authoritative material presented in a concise and succinct style. In addition, cross-references are made to subsidiary legislation and to tables and forms where necessary. This new edition is published to include new cases and materials which, amongst others, relate to: • The framework for regulation of over-the-counter (OTC) derivative products and transactions; exchange-traded futures contract and stock options contract transactions; and the disclosure regime on price sensitive information. • The rules for the Court of First Instance on imposition of penalties; the role of the Market Misconduct Tribunal; Securities and Futures Commission's assistive investigatory and disciplinary powers; and a company’s reporting and record keeping obligation. • The Securities and Futures Ordinance's new schedules on fee payment to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, clearing, keeping obligations and designation of central counterparties.