Can I go shopping in Macau after going to Hong Kong?

Of course. China and Macau will be taxed like China and Hongkong when tourists go shopping abroad and go back to the mainland for customs clearance. If they shop in China Mainland and Hongkong first, then go to China Mainland and Macau for sightseeing and shopping, and then go back to the Mainland for customs clearance with things, according to the policy of the General Administration of Customs, the part exceeding 5,000 yuan will be taxed, provided that the goods can be divided. This 5,000 yuan refers to the quota for single entry, which must be determined by the customs in line with the principle of "reasonable quantity for personal use". If the goods travel back and forth many times in a short period of time, the customs will have a great chance to cancel the tax exemption qualification. This regulation is naturally to prevent "parallel imports".