Including the Mainland and Hong Kong Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement signed by the Central Government and the Hong Kong SAR Government, and the Mainland and Macao Closer Economic Partnership Arrangement signed by the Central Government and the Macao SAR Government.
contribution
1, in traditional pillar industries such as professional services.
Professional service industry is one of the core competitiveness of Hong Kong, and professionals are also the majority of the middle class in Hong Kong, which is an important force for Hong Kong's economic development. Through high-level opening-up, I have opened up a broad market space for Hong Kong enterprises and professional service providers in the Mainland, providing lower entry threshold, wider business scope and first-Mover advantage.
For example, in the field of accounting services, Hong Kong permanent residents who have obtained the qualification of certified public accountants in the Mainland are further allowed to become partners of mainland accounting firms as long as they meet the residence conditions in the Mainland.
Continuously expand the opening of accounting qualification examination and accounting professional technical qualification examination, realize mutual exemption of some subjects in CPA examination and mutual recognition of audit experience during registration, and simplify the reporting procedures for Hong Kong accounting firms to undertake temporary audit business in the Mainland.
2. In terms of trade in goods
By the end of 2065438+February 2007, the total value of goods under CEPA imported by the mainland in Hong Kong was 1053 billion US dollars, with a tariff preference of 5.85 billion yuan. On the whole, the value of goods benefiting from CEPA and tariff preferences showed a good growth trend. In 20 16, the value of goods imported from the mainland to Hong Kong was US$ 890 million, seven times that of 2004; The tariff preference was 565.438 billion yuan, 7.7 times that of 2004.
Since its implementation, Hong Kong's traditional superior products, such as medicine, food, textiles and clothing, have benefited the most, while Hong Kong's weak products, such as electromechanical products and optics, have also achieved great development.