Aug 8 (Reuters) - ByteDance, the Chinese owner of short video platform TikTok, has revived its plan to go public with a listing in Hong Kong by early 2022 after addressing Chinese regulators" concerns, the Financial Times reported on Sunday. ByteDance is planning to list in either the fourth quarter of this year or in early 2022, the FT reported, citing sources familiar with the matter. "We are expecting final guidance from ByteDance in September. They are submitting all the filings with Chinese authorities right now and are going through the review process," the newspaper quoted a source as saying. However, a ByteDance spokesperson told Reuters that the FT report was not accurate. The spokesperson declined to provide more details.