Hong Kong squares up to e-tax

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Hong Kong squares up to e-tax

If Hong Kong is to develop into an attractive location for e-business, concrete measures need to be put in place. Mark Norris, Guy Ellis and Colin Farrell of PricewaterhouseCoopers, Hong Kong review the efforts to date

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