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How to plan for your FY20 budget and show off your hard-earned media
The end of the financial year is drawing closer, budgets have been forecast and approved – how will you target your spending in FY20?
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June 20, 2019What are the societal concerns with the 2019 Hong Kong budget?
The HKSAR Government announced the Hong Kong Budget 2019 on late February 2019. Looking ahead on 2019, Hong Kong should endeavour to diversity its economy and sustain growth in economic performance. In this whitepaper, we will look into the key takeaways of this year’s budget and what society concerns about this budget.
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