By Chan Quan Min
In this three-part series, KiniBiz begins with examining the amendment bill to the IRB Act that has drawn flak from opposition politicians and tax experts. We move on to elaborate on some of the Inland Revenue Board’s questionable practices. Finally, Tiger offers us a taste of what it’s like to work for a government agency that pays well, handles over a hundred billion ringgit a year but can sometimes be a big bully. Dig in for more.
Issues
#1
If a bill to allow the Inland Revenue Board to accumulate stocks and corporate bonds isn’t contentious enough, there is the tradition of the tax agency grabbing a growing chunk of ...
#2
A ‘corporatisation’ exercise credited for improving productivity and derided for paying tax agents huge bonuses tied to tax collections, a contentious law amendment that could put the tax agency ...
#3
Tiger gives a taste of what it’s like to work for a government agency that pays well, handles over a hundred billion ringgit a year but can sometimes be a big bully. Dig in for more.
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