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回復 1# godavid


    i could understand your feelings.

HST is just not a good policy.

i rather remain at the smae GST　and PST now.


y i should pay 7 percent more tax on my dinner lunch ??
or buying foods.

please go to your election zone sign for anti HST.

samsung

It does not matter.
If you are good, u will do well wherever u go.
MSN04 發表於 2010-4-28 08:31

well said

samsung

any time is good time to return to hk, better buy air ticket before May 1 to avoid HST

myversa

any time is good time to return to hk, better buy air ticket before May 1 to avoid HST
samsung 發表於 2010-4-28 10:46

International tickets are not affected.

samsung

回復 14# myversa

oh too bad... tiffiant you have to pay HST then... but I still agree you go back tomorrow

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peter236

If you're returning to HK, be ready for 12 hour workdays and 400 sq ft apartments. Also, if you are  ...
Lik 發表於 2010-4-28 08:54

That is why you need to expand horizon from Hong Kong to other cities in mainland China. Many Chinese cities are catching up very fast and that is why the opportunities are there. Even for less amount of $, you get bigger apartments and high living standards.

In Hong Kong, the income taxes are much lower than here. They don't have GST, PST or whatever. We have 12% HST here and that is on top of income taxes. In Hong Kong, most people don't even pay that much income taxes.

godavid

thank you for your suggestions

by the way, who is tiffiant?

chocobun

the dine out comment was a bit funny to me, i think you meant to eat out... instead of cooking at home... which is not very expensive depending what you eat.. if you go to some "cha chan teng" it costs under $10 for a meal