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All You Need to Know About Malaysia s Import Taxes

All You Need to Know About Malaysia s Import Taxes
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SMEs prefer GST over SST – INSAP

SMEs prefer GST over SST – INSAP
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SMEs prefer GST over SST, says think tank

AN INDEPENDENT think tank wants the government to reintroduce GST in place of the SST, saying GST was the preferred choice of taxation for various business associations due to its transparency and fairness.

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Freight forwarders want clarity on LVG quickly

PETALING JAYA: While the government has given some information on the 10% sales tax for low-value goods (LVG) that is now in effect, much more detailed information should be forthcoming in order to assist importers, says the Airfreight Forwarders Association of Malaysia (Afam).

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Tax on imported LVG will boost consumer demand for local products

KUALA LUMPUR: The implementation of a 10 per cent sales tax on low-value goods (LVG) costing RM500 and below sold online would allow local businesses to market their products of the same quality at an even selling price, thus boosting consumer demands.

Kuala lumpurAhmed razman abdul latiffJason loh seong weiAdilah azhariPutra business schoolBusiness schoolUniversiti utara malaysiaLow value goods10 per cents