The head of the Australian Chamber of Commerce in Hong Kong has called on the government to negotiate a double taxation treaty with Canberra, saying such a deal would ensure the city remained attractive to talent from the country that might otherwise go to regional rival Singapore.
In her first interview with Hong Kong media since becoming chamber chairwoman last year, Josephine Orgill also recommended broadening the city’s talent schemes to include sectors such as catering and construction, which were severely short of skilled workers.
