Income Tax Deductions for Businesses, 3rd Edition aims to help businesses reduce their taxable income by adopting optimum approaches. The book explains the various types of deductions available both in the Income Tax Act 1967 and ministerial rules, and the basic conditions to comply with. In addition, this Guide offers an in-depth study of the three core expense sections – Sections 33, 34 and 39.
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Vincent Josef began his career with the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia in 1968 and over the next 35 years he served in various branches, earning himself a wide command of the numerous demands of Malaysian taxation. Prior to his retirement, he was with the Operations Division of the Board Headquarters holding the position of Assistant Director General where his duties included Payment Through Banks and Branch Performance Evaluation.
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