Malaysia Tax 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...
Budget 2014: 30% RPGT for first 3 years
Owning a comfortable home are top on the most wish list from the people, this largely due to the constant increased house prices for...
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: Impact on property market?
All eyes are on next Friday’s Budget 2014 announcement, which many predict will have a big impact on the property industry
Affordable housing remains a...
Budget 2015: New Personal Tax Rates for Individuals (YA2015)
As it was announced in Budget 2014 & proposed in the latest Budget 2015, individuals income tax rates will be reduced by 1% to 3% with...
Tax Budget 2012: Higher EPF Contribution from Employers
Budget 2012 has proposed that all employers are required to increase their EPF contribution from 12% to 13% for staff who are earning less than...
Budget 2014: Personal tax reduced in 2015
Upon the implementation of GST in April 2015, the Government is committed to provide various forms of assistance to the rakyat during and after...
Budget 2016: All BR1M Up & Increased
The 1Malaysia People’s Aid (BR1M) has been increased under Budget 2016, with an allocation of RM5.9 billion expected to benefit 4.7 million households and...
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...
Budget 2014: Pay less tax in Goods and Services Tax (GST)?
It was announced by our Prime Minister that 300,000 individuals who are earning a monthly income of RM4,000 will no longer need to pay any...
