Proposal to Hong Kong Government
Since suing and liquidating major corrupt corporations and individuals, the International Crown Attorney General has had issues with banks- as soon as they realised he was attempting to return the money back to the people. Australia, being entirely corrupt was not a safe place to bank it. He has had it in banks in Brazil and also the Middle East, and the Australian government has done everything in their power to freeze any incoming money via these institutions. The institutions themselves have proven unreliable, so Andrew is now moving all of his business dealings and primary tax jurisdiction to Hong Kong (remember, he is playing WITHIN their system. There will be no or very minimal taxes in future.)
Document 9673 is a financial plan that Andrew Garrett has submitted to the Hong Kong government to show the wealth his business operations would generate for the territory. It explains that by moving his global operations and high-value assets to Hong Kong, the local government would collect significant recurring revenue through a 16.5% tax on his business profits and duties on high-strength alcohol. Detailed estimates show that once his operations are fully established, they could provide the Hong Kong government with approximately HK$1.455 billion in direct tax revenue every year.
In addition to regular business taxes, the document describes a massive penalty that Andrew asserts the Australian government must pay to Hong Kong, after Australian officials interfered with his rights by stopping him from moving his business and assets to Hong Kong in 2016 and again in 2023. To make up for this interference, he has calculated a penalty equal to 300% of the expected government revenue, which he believes should be paid to Hong Kong as a legal remedy for the harm done to his international business plans.