Hi,
In HK do students in full time education pay tax? In the UK if you're in recognised full time education and you have a job, you don't have to pay tax although you do still have to pay national insurance (presumably MPF here).
I've looked at the IRD site, and apart from being able to claim tax relief on education expenses and allowing parents to claim if their children are in full time education, I can't find any details.
I'm guessing this is either because there is no tax relief apart from what I previously mentioned or I'm missing something obvious?
