ACCA’s latest global survey highlights the urgent need for organisations to align sustainability and financial information to strengthen resilience.
Budget 2026 in Malaysia promotes tax reforms and incentives for SMEs, focusing on resilience, innovation, and inclusivity for sustainable growth.
ViTrox is poised for stronger FY26 growth, fuelled by higher shipments, new product launches, and renewed tax incentives.
The AICB launched FSF Xcel, Malaysia's first digital skills assessment platform for the financial sector.
Khazanah invests RM600 million in Carcosa Seri Negara, while Malaysia targets tourism growth, renewable energy projects, and tax incentives in Budget 2026.
Malaysia’s Budget 2026 balances subsidy rationalisation, governance reforms, and fiscal discipline while addressing welfare, competitiveness, and political expectations ahead of elections.
Zainani Jusoh has been appointed Accountant General of Malaysia, effective Sept 3, following her predecessor's retirement.
The CBO's tariff forecast is questioned by economist Wolfers, emphasizing higher consumer costs and shifting tax burdens onto ordinary Americans.
The Malaysian Ministry of Finance mandates e-invoicing for hardware stores, rejecting exemptions under RM500 to prevent loopholes and enhance digitalisation.
Sime Darby Property monitors SST impacts on construction, emphasizing clarity needed for developers while targeting RM3.6 billion sales by 2025.
Malaysia’s new SST hikes commercial rental and construction costs, impacting tenants, landlords, developers, and investment yields.
The finance ministry exempted aircraft and ship leasing from the 8% service tax to prevent owners from registering abroad and maintain Malaysia's economic activity.
High-income earners contributed significantly to Malaysia's 2023 income tax revenue, prompting government efforts to enhance tax administration.
Rafizi Ramli warns that reinstating GST will burden low-income families and increase inflation, advocating for wage reforms before any tax changes.
Hartalega NGC has received RM101.36 million in tax assessments from the IRB for 2017 to 2022 and is considering legal action.
Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim announced the HVGT won't be implemented, integrating its concept into revised sales tax rates for luxury goods.
