Hong Kong to Lower Flat Tax?

Thanks to strong growth, which is in part due to a tax system that minimizes the burden on productive activity, Hong Kong leaders are considering reducing the flat tax to just 15 percent.

Tax-news.com reports:

Donald Tsang has pledged to cut Hong Kong's individual and corporate income taxes if re-elected as the Special Administrative Region's Chief Executive next month. Tsang officially announced that he would seek election to a second term of office last week and said that one of his key policies would be to return some of Hong Kong's fiscal surplus back to the population through a "gradual" reduction in salary and profit taxes to 15%.