The sale, purchase and transfer of Shares are subject to HongKongstamp duty,thecurrent rate of which is 0.2% of the consideration [...] embryform.com embryform.com 買賣及轉讓股份須繳納香港印花稅,現行稅率為所出售或轉讓股份的代價或 價值(以較高者為準)的0.2%。
However, the Exchange Traded Funds will have to pay the stamp duty on any purchases they make. So if you buy a FTSE tracker, then whenever the fund creates more Exchange Traded Funds shares by buying shares in Tesco, BG,…etc. then stamp duty will be charged on those purchases, the mon...
Stamp duty on transfer of shares Stamp duty on the transfer of shares is ordinarily borne by the buyer (with the exception of additional conveyance duties, another form of stamp duty, which can be applicable to sellers – see below). It is computed based on ...
less the relevant sellers’ ad valoremstampdutypayable in respect of the HAECO Shares tendered by them under the Offer for acceptance, have been or will be despatched to them by ordinary post at their own risk as soon as possible but in any event within 10 days from the date on which all...
on the reverse of a stock certificate issued to and signed by one of the company owneers. Additionally, the 2-cent battleship documentary next to the postage stamps is also an improper/illegal use, as it is a reused revenue stamp, dated a full 2 years befoe the date this stock certifica...
Nancy headed the group that made the successful bid for the 2026 international show that will be held in Boston this May. “It’s going to be a fabulous gathering in Beantown,” she told me in my own radio interview in 2016. (You can hear the edited featurehere. ...
Franking of document is similar. You have to submit an application at an authorised bank or a franking agency. The document for which stamp duty is to be paid is printed on plain paper, before the parties sign it, and a stamp is affixed on the paper indicating the value of the stamp ...
In a joint purchase, all purchasers would need to be first-time buyers to qualify for any benefits. First-time buyers or their solicitors have to enter a code on their stamp duty return that indicates the status. COULD IT BACKFIRE?
During the debate, legislators had asked whether an additional stamp duty could be introduced on short-term resales by "confirmors". A confirmor is someone who has agreed to buy a property and subsequently sells it to a second buyer before completing the purchase, the second transaction being...
So, naturally, when your editor finally bought a flat in HK, he used an offshore company to make the purchase. The company paid stamp duty (about 1 year's rent), but if anyone ever trusts him enough to buy the company, then neither side will have to pay stamp duty, and both sides...