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"Tell me about it. It's hard to explain it clearly over the phone. Now we can talk about it properly."

In the study, the two of them found a comfortable chair and sat down.

Afterwards, Luo Nianzhong began to brew Kung Fu tea.

She skillfully picks up the lid of the pot, gently scrapes off the foam on the mouth of the pot, and pours in boiling water again, allowing the tea leaves to roll and expand fully in the pot.

When the tea soup became thicker in color, he gently divided it into two small teacups in front of him.

“To put it simply, there are too many immigrants and entrepreneurs in Hong Kong Island, but capital accumulation has not increased significantly.

This is a very abnormal phenomenon. According to common sense, "

What followed was Robert's long speech, which Luo Nianzhong also understood.

First of all, let’s talk about immigration. As early as 89, Hong Kong Island further improved its immigration system.

In the past, the policy was based on points, the purpose of which was to attract talented people to immigrate to Hong Kong Island.

But in 89, an EB2 immigration policy was introduced, which was prepared for the middle-class wealthy.

The most important rule is that as long as a person’s cash assets exceed HK$300 million and he or she has invested more than HK$ million in Hong Kong Island and has lived there for one year, he or she can apply for Hong Kong citizenship.

What is mentioned here is cash assets, which means it is not a net worth of 300 million Hong Kong dollars. It is basically aimed at wealthy people with a net worth of tens of millions of Hong Kong dollars.

There are only a few factors that drive wealthy people to immigrate.

What is most attractive is definitely the tax rate. No matter it is inheritance tax, personal tax, or corporate tax, as long as the tax rate is low, it can attract a large number of wealthy people.

In this regard, Hong Kong Island is not even a little bit lower than Europe and the United States, and even the countries in Southeast Asia cannot compare.

The second is the education level. For the rich, excellent education comes first. No one wants to see the empire they have built squandered by their unworthy descendants.

Needless to say, Hong Kong Island's density of higher education is definitely the most developed in the world.

The third is medical care. It is not an old saying that the richer you are, the more afraid you are of death. The hospitals in Hong Kong Island, both public and private, are of very good quality, and there is also the world-renowned Chris Hospital.

The fourth is the convenience and safety of transportation. I won’t talk about transportation myself, as this mainly refers to external transportation, that is, the transportation of goods.

What about Hong Kong Island? No one would doubt that the Hong Kong International Airport on Lantau Island is the busiest airport in the world.

As for the most important water transportation of goods, just look at how many world shipping giants have emerged from the small island of Hong Kong.

No matter where your factory is, we can dispatch a ship to you at any time.

As for safety, some people might have considered whether 97 was safe before, but now, no one would speculate in this regard.

The Far East has made everyone understand that Britain dare not act rashly, and will not act rashly even if it does.

Not to mention its influence, even in Britain's huge industry, if it really reaches a point where both sides are destroyed, the Far East can bring down the British economy, or at least deal a heavy blow.

In the privatization reform in Britain, Far East and Goldman Sachs were the two companies with the highest level of participation and the ones that made the most money.

Not to mention other things, just take the Canary Wharf in the financial city as an example, which makes Britain dare not make any rash moves.

If something happens to Pangu Canary Wharf, the financial city that Britain has built with great difficulty will suffer a severe blow in an instant, and it is hard to say whether it can recover in the future.

The financial industry is an area that requires stable infrastructure more than any other industry.

Take a look at the infrastructure of the financial city. Whether it is water, electricity, or the Internet, all of them are provided by Far Eastern companies.

Finally, there is definitely the entrepreneurial prospects, needless to say.

In the Global Entrepreneurship City Index compiled by Southeast Finance and Economics since 1990, Hong Kong Island has been ranked among the top three global entrepreneurial cities for five consecutive years.

This is mainly due to the leadership of Vanguard Capital Management Group and Startup Future, a venture capital company under Far Eastern Bank. Since 1991, the Hong Kong government has joined forces with the two companies to encourage Hong Kong citizens to start their own businesses and has provided a large amount of subsidies.

Tax benefits are not a cause for concern. After all, taxes in Hong Kong are not high. The key is that you can make money by starting a business. If you calculate based on the highest subsidy, the money you get will be much higher than your capital.

Moreover, there are many types of subsidies, so there is always one that suits you, and you will definitely get a few if you apply for it.

The first is the talent subsidy. As long as the employees employed by the startup company are graduates from universities designated by the Hong Kong government, they can receive talent subsidy subsidies.

This money can subsidize up to 50 employees, with the maximum subsidy for each employee being 10%. The maximum monthly subsidy can be up to HK$, and the application can be made for up to six months.

That is to say, if a scientific research talent's salary is 50, and he hires ten employees and applies for a subsidy of up to %, he can save Hong Kong dollars in wages per month.

This is a considerable expense for a startup company. You have to know that the biggest expense for a startup technology company is labor costs.

There are also local employee allowance subsidies, which stipulate that as long as start-ups employ local residents of Hong Kong Island who are over 40 years old, they can receive a monthly subsidy of HK$5,000 to HK$20,000.

This subsidy has led to a sharp increase in the employment rate of local residents in Hong Kong Island, and many companies have hired locals to work as doormen and cooks.

On the one hand, it is cost-effective to hire people for these two types of low-paying positions after receiving the allowance, and on the other hand, it can enrich employee benefits, that is, provide meals.

Based on the minimum monthly subsidy of HK$5000, a startup with ten people would have enough to cover the lunch purchase expenses for one month.

This money can be received for a maximum of one year, but you cannot fire the employees after one year because their contracts are at least three years.

Of course, it would be a different story if employees violated the rules or the company went bankrupt.

But then again, how many startups can last for a year? If they can last for a year, it means there is development, and they won’t care about this welfare expenditure.

There is also the PSG allowance, also known as the procurement allowance.

This allowance, the talent allowance and the local employee allowance are the three easiest allowances to get. Basically, as long as it is a startup company, these three allowances are a must.

Procurement allowance, you know what it is for just by listening to the name.

Whether it is tables, chairs, benches, pots and pans, or computers, machinery, and high-end instruments.

As long as the equipment you purchase is in the manufacturer catalogue compiled by the Hong Kong government, you can apply for this subsidy.

The subsidy for this procurement allowance is very generous, and up to 70% of the expenses can be reimbursed, with a maximum amount of HK$20.

This subsidy is entirely for the purpose of subsidizing local enterprises and further boosting the economy. Can the designated enterprises for the subsidy be non-Hong Kong Island enterprises?

In addition to these two, there are two relatively more difficult perks.

The most important thing is the creative support subsidy. This subsidy has a hard requirement, that is, the company owner must be a first-time entrepreneur and has not registered a company before.

Entrepreneurs who meet this requirement can apply with your product or PPT. As long as you can impress the interviewer, you can get a subsidy of up to five times your investment, up to HK$500,000.

In other words, if you have a good product or idea and this product impresses the interviewer, you only need to invest 100,000 Hong Kong dollars and the Hong Kong government will subsidize you 500,000 Hong Kong dollars.

Of course this is the highest level of subsidy, but it starts at at least double.

In addition to the Creative Support Grant, there is also a Take-off Loan Grant, which subsidizes the interest on the loan.

If a startup has a breakthrough in R&D and has a promising product, and needs money to expand order production, and needs a loan due to funding problems, it can apply for this subsidy.

The maximum limit of this subsidy is a loan of HK$60 million, and the Hong Kong government can help you bear up to % of the loan interest.

Because of these favorable reasons, the independent Immigration Department in Hong Kong Island is always crowded with people.

A talented person with ideas wants to immigrate through skilled immigration and start his own business after obtaining a Hong Kong passport.

The wealthy want to take advantage, so they will arrange for someone, whether themselves or their family, to become naturalized and then start a business in Hong Kong Island.

This will lead to a situation where a large number of talents will create a large number of start-ups, and these start-ups will drive the local economy.

When the economy is good, money is circulating, and tax revenues increase, Hong Kong stocks will have money to increase subsidies.

There are many companies, and although the factories are no longer located in Hong Kong Island, a huge industrial cluster, that is, the upstream and downstream industrial chain, has been formed, which makes it more convenient to start a business.

A large number of wealthy immigrants will bring in a lot of capital and boost the economy. After all, the wealthy are a high-spending group.

Both of these points will lead to a problem, which is the influx of a large amount of money, which can also be called capital accumulation.

But now Robert says that the rate of capital accumulation has not increased much, which is very telling.