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Singapore Revenue Legislation 2013

LexisNexis Singapore

Limited Liability Partnerships

@Raja Aziz Addruse Auditorium, on 21/05/2013, jointly organized by Malaysian Bar Council Professional Standards and Development Committee, Bar Council Limited Liability Partnership Subcommittee, and Bar Council Goods and Services Tax and Tax Subcommittee

Is BR1M a Negative Income Tax?

Comment by Kang Beng Ho; The Star

GST Implementation to add up to RM27 Billion to Malaysia-s Income

KUALA LUMPUR, May 17 (Bernama) -- Malaysia will be able to rake in an additional income of up to RM27 billion if the proposed goods and services tax (GST) is implemented at seven per cent, similar to neighbouring Singapore.

Award and Exposure for Young Tax Professionals

KUALA LUMPUR, May 16 (Bernama) -- Young tax professionals will have a chance to learn how the tax profession is evolving and how business is managed in different cultures.

Three Million Taxpayers opt for E-filing

GEORGE TOWN: The number of individuals who submitted tax forms via e-filing this year increased to almost three million, Inland Revenue Board (IRB) deputy chief executive officer (policy) Abd Aziz Hashim says.

IRB Audit Framework 2013 for Tax Audit, Petroleum Audit and Transfer Pricing Audit

The Inland Revenue Board has issued an Audit Framework 2013 for Tax Audit, Petroleum Audit and Transfer Pricing Audit.

Customs issues GST Guide on Leasing

The Royal Malaysian Customs has issued a GST Guide on Leasing to assist readers to understand the goods and services tax and its implications on leasing.

Customs issues GST Guide on Hire Purchase and Credit Sale

The Royal Malaysian Customs has issued a GST Industry Guide on Hire Purchase and Credit Sale to assist readers to understand the Goods and Services Tax (GST) and its implications on hire purchase (HP) and credit sale.

Accountancy Action Plan will detail Demand and Supply, and how the Profession should be regulated

PETALING JAYA: Malaysia's accountancy sector is expected to get a much-needed action plan by the year-end. The document will contain recommendations that mainly address the demand and supply of accountants in the country for the next several years, and how the profession should be regulated.