Malaysia Tax Budget
Budget 2016 Malaysia: Full speech
THE BUDGET 2016 SPEECH BY PRIME MINISTER AND FINANCE MINISTER DATUK SERI NAJIB TUN RAZAK - INTRODUCING THE SUPPLY BILL (2016) AT THE DEWAN...
Budget 2014: The introduction of Goods and Services Tax (GST)
It was announced by the government in Budget 2014 that Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be implemented effective from 1 April 2015 and GST rate will...
GST: main cause for higher inflation in 2015
Goods and Services Tax (GST) has been very must talk of the town following the announcement of time table for implementing GST in the Budget...
BUDGET 2016 MALAYSIA: HIGHLIGHTS & SUMMARY
The budget is expected to have something for everyone — the middle-class, the bottom 40% of household incomes and the rural folk.
However, it would not...
Tax Budget 2012: Get Paid 2% If IRB Refund Late
The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) will now pay you a compensation of 2% per annum on the amount refunded late, with effect from the...
Budget 2013: Higher Real Property Gains Tax (RPGT) Rates
The limited supply of real property especially in urban areas has provided opportunities for speculative activities.
Therefore, the Government proposes the real property gains tax...
Malaysia Individual Personal Tax Relief for YA 2010 & YA2011 (both years are same)
Individual personal tax relief is only available for individuals who are considered tax resident in Malaysia. No tax relief is available for non-tax residents....
Appeal form for RM500 cash aid application rejected by MOF
Malaysian Government is progressively releasing the RM500 cash aid to its people since January 2012. However, some applications were rejected due to incorrect, incomplete...
BR1M: Open to those earn less than RM5,000
The government is considering providing aid to Malaysian households earning between RM4,000 and RM5,000 a month to cushion the impact of rising cost of...
Tax Budget 2012: My First Home Scheme (MFH)
Budget 2012 has proposed to increase the maximum price ceiling for houses under My First Home (MFH) scheme to increase from RM220,000 to RM400,000.
This...
