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When can Hong Kong salaries tax still apply if part of the work is done outside Hong Kong?
I want the real territorial answer, not a slogan that foreign travel automatically switches Hong Kong tax off. Please explain why the source of employment income still matters, why full or partial exemption is a separate analysis, and why cross-border workers should not assume one foreign workday turns the whole salary non-Hong Kong.
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