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No tax a relief for patients

PETALING JAYA: Consumers can heave a sigh of relief as Traditional and Complementary Medicine (T&CM) services will now be exempted from the 8% Sales and Service Tax (SST) from March 1, a U-turn from what was previously gazetted.

Malaysia generalAmir hamzah azizanAmir hamzahAnwar ibrahimHeng aik tengHealth ministryAssociation of malay naturopathy medicine practitioners malaysiaCustoms departmentMalaysian chinese medical associationService taxT cm councilComplementary medicineFinance ministryMadani malaysiaMadani economy rakyatPrime minister

Govt urged to explain why T&CM is not tax-exempt

PETALING JAYA: More clarity is needed over the implementation of the 8% Sales and Service Tax (SST) on Traditional and Complementary Medicine (T&CM), says the Malaysian Chinese Medical Association.

Malaysia generalNorhissam mustafaHeng aik tengSaravanan thambirajahService taxFederation of malaysian consumers associationHealth ministryMalaysian chinese medical associationAssociation of malay naturopathy medicine practitioners malaysiaT cm councilComplementary medicineMalaysian chinese medicalMalay naturopathy medicine practitioners malaysiaAnnual practice certificateMalaysian consumers associationTc amp m

Report: Traditional Chinese medicine practitioners now asked to pay 6pc SST since 2018, awaiting Customs, MoH clarification

KUALA LUMPUR, Dec 29 The Royal Malaysian Customs Department (RMCD) has written to traditional Chinese medicine practitioners to ask that they pay service tax dating back to.

Kuala lumpurHeng aik tengGua shaPertubuhan perubatan tradisionalPersatuan perubatanFederation of complementary natural medical associations malaysiaMedicine dealers association of malaysiaFederation of chinese physiciansHealth ministry traditionalDisclosure programmeMalaysian chinese medical associationMalaysian homeopathic medical councilComplementary medicine divisionService taxHealth ministryRoyal malaysian customs department

Stay hydrated while travelling in hot and hazy weather

PETALING JAYA: Those travelling should stay hydrated in light of the recent hot and hazy weather, say health experts.

Malaysia generalFoon hwei foongHeng aik tengMalaysian community pharmacy guildMalaysian chinese medical associationSabah health departmentCommunity pharmacy guild

Health hazard on the rise

PETALING JAYA: City folk have to brace themselves for increasing haze and heat that could pose major health risks, say experts.

Kuala lumpurTanah merahNegeri sembilanMalaysia generalKyra carvalhoHeng aik tengZainal ariffinNik nazmi ahmadZainal ariffin omarMalaysian chinese medical associationClimate change ministrySunway universityAlliance for safe communityCommodities ministryDatuk dr zainal ariffin omarAir pollutant index

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