繁體中文
吳錦華(Webster Ng Kam-wah),太平紳士,香港執業資深會計師及特許稅務師,第八屆立法會會計界功能界別議員。他持有香港理工大學工商管理博士學位,並為香港會計師公會、特許公認會計師公會(ACCA)、英格蘭及威爾斯特許會計師公會(ICAEW)及香港稅務學會的資深會員,另具六式碼(Six Sigma)相關專業資歷。
業界方面,他曾任香港華人會計師公會會長,並擔任香港稅務學會理事等職務,長期就執業、審計及稅務議題為業界發聲,曾以公會會長身分到大學向會計系學生講解行業實務與發展,亦活躍於金融業人員團體的交流活動。2025年立法會換屆選舉,他競逐會計界功能界別議席,以4,389票當選,擊敗得3,618票的對手,於2026年1月1日就任。
上任後他強調以「專業為本、香港為家」,並表示履職後最大感受是工作覆蓋面與關注視野大幅拓闊,由以往聚焦會計、稅務等專業板塊,擴展至整體經濟及民生議題。他會就金融與會計業的協同發展、專業人才培育、稅務政策,以及香港作為國際金融中心與企業財資樞紐的競爭力等,向政府及業界提出意見。
English
Webster Ng Kam-wah, a Justice of the Peace, is a veteran Hong Kong practising accountant and a chartered tax adviser, and represents the accountancy functional constituency in the eighth-term Legislative Council. He holds a doctor of business administration degree from the Hong Kong Polytechnic University and is a fellow of the Hong Kong Institute of Certified Public Accountants, the Association of Chartered Certified Accountants, the Institute of Chartered Accountants in England and Wales and the Tax Institute of Hong Kong, and also holds professional qualifications related to Six Sigma. In the profession he has served as president of the Society of Chinese Accountants and Auditors and as a council member of the Taxation Institute of Hong Kong, speaking for practitioners on practice, audit and tax issues; as president of the society he spoke to accountancy students at a university about the profession's practice and prospects, and he is also active in exchanges among financial-sector bodies. In the 2025 Legislative Council election he contested the accountancy functional constituency and won with 4,389 votes against an opponent who received 3,618, taking office on 1 January 2026. Since entering the council he has stressed a professional approach with Hong Kong at heart, and has said that the biggest change for him has been the much wider scope of his work and concerns, extending from accountancy and taxation to the wider economy and livelihood issues. He speaks on the coordinated development of the financial and accounting sectors, professional training, tax policy, and Hong Kong's competitiveness as an international financial centre and corporate treasury hub.