The Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong calls for half the surplus of sugar from the government

The DAB put forward a total of 139 proposals on “the Budget” at the end of last year. The party met with the Financial Secretary for the second time in less than three months. “Coding” advocates 35 issues including a 100% reduction Salaries tax and personal assessment for 2017 to 2018 with a ceiling of $ 40,000. Li Hui-chiong, chairman of the Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB), said that conservative estimates of the government’s fiscal surplus this year could reach 150 billion yuan. Based on the serious “flooding” of the Treasury, half of the surplus should be allocated to share with the people.

A number of new proposals have dealt with the elderly. The Democratic Alliance for the Betterment of Hong Kong (DAB) proposed to further optimize the medical voucher scheme by providing an additional 3,000 yuan for each elderly medical voucher with no term of use and lowering the age for benefiting medical vouchers to over 60 years of age. Another proposal Elderly people can enjoy 2 yuan ride travel concessions. Democratic Republic of the Congo, a member of the Executive Council, said that because of the favorable service of the current Safe Clock service, the government proposed to install a free clock for the elderly over the age of 65.

To help citizens free Air World Cup

To help the public purchase more homes and reduce the housing burden, the DAB advocates exempting stamp duty and mortgage insurance premiums of first-born Hong Kong permanent residents who purchase properties of $ 8 million or less. The rates will be waived for the full year with an upper limit of $ 2,500 per quarter. Set up public rental housing allowance. In terms of tax rebates, the party proposes to reduce salaries tax and personal assessment tax for 2017/18 by raising the tax allowance for children to 132,000 yuan and setting up four deductions such as personal health insurance tax deductions. It also proposed that the government Contributions to the media have the exclusive World Cup broadcast rights, live in the free TV channels all events.