-- 香港の2025～2026年度の税収総額は、前年比22%増の4583億4000万香港ドルに達したことが、月曜日に発表された公式データで明らかになった。
3月31日までの12か月間において、内国歳入局は印紙税が前年比61%増の1025億7000万香港ドル、賭博税が1%減の282億9000万香港ドル、相続税が20%減の800万香港ドルなどを記録している。
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