By KINIBIZ
In this four-part series, KiniBiz takes a closer look at Budget 2014. We start with what’s in the budget as well as what was not. Many were not satisfied that the government has done enough to show that it is serious about curbing wastage, inefficiency and corruption. In our second article we look at the long anticipated Goods and Services Tax and ask tax professionals for their take. KiniBiz then goes on to consider the tax breaks in Budget 2014 and whether they are really going to make a difference. We end the series with property and housing in Budget 2014. With a series of cooling measures alongside more affordable housing goodies, KiniBiz analyses the lay of the land for the property sector post-Budget 2014.
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As expected the Budget 2014 announcement introduced the goods and services tax framework and outlined measures that will be taken by the government to cool the property market, which many see as ...
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The long anticipated Goods and Services Tax was finally announced in last Friday’s Budget 2014 speech for implementation in 2015. KiniBiz asks tax professionals for their take on GST and found ...
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Prime Minister Najib Abdul Razak announced several tax breaks in his Budget 2014 speech, ostensibly to temper the increased tax burden brought on by the GST implementation. Tax practitioners ...
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Goods and services tax (GST) and its tax-break balms aside, property and housing took centre stage in Budget 2014. With a series of cooling measures alongside more affordable housing goodies, ...
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