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Budget 2019
Digital Tax Rate In Malaysia Set At 6%, To Begin 1 January 2020
The Dewan Rakyat has passed a bill to implement a digital service tax beginning 1 January 2020, at an approved rate of 6%.
Budget 2019
The Government Is Allocating RM300mil For BSH To Three Million Single Malaysians
The Finance Ministry will be allocating RM300mil for BSH to about three million unmarried individuals with RM100 each.
Budget 2019
Government Is Finalising Recipient List For Targeted Petrol Subsidy
The Domestic Trade and Consumer Affair Ministry is in the final phase of finalising eligible recipients for the targeted petrol subsidy programme.
Budget 2019
LHDN Notifications On SVDP Only For Those Earning RM4,000 And Above
Letters and emails have been sent out to ensure those earning RM4,000 and above declare their income and register as taxpayers under the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme.
Budget 2019
66,600 Households Receive Electricity Bill Rebate, But Another 68% Yet To Register
From 1 January, 66,600 households registered under e-Kasih have received their monthly electricity bill rebate of RM40, but as many as 142,200 households have yet to register with utility companies.
Budget 2019
How To Make The Most Out Of The New Budget 2019 Incentives
Now that the Budget 2019 dust has settled, let’s take a look at what you can do to make the most of the new incentives.
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Budget 2019: BR1M Renamed As Bantuan Sara Hidup; Offers Cash Assistance For B40 Households
The new Malaysian government will continue the cash grant program from the previous administration as a means of assisting the B40 households.
Budget 2019
How To Make The Most Out Of The New Budget 2019 Incentives
Now that the Budget 2019 dust has settled, let’s take a look at what you can do to make the most of the new incentives.
Budget 2019
Budget 2019: 10 Key Highlights
From taxes to financial assistance, here are the most important takeaways from the tabling of Budget 2019.
Budget 2019
LHDN Notifications On SVDP Only For Those Earning RM4,000 And Above
Letters and emails have been sent out to ensure those earning RM4,000 and above declare their income and register as taxpayers under the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme.
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