The guidebook is a practical, accurate and reliable presentation of the structure, features and ambit of Malaysian income tax law. It provides clear explanation of how the law is applied to individuals, partnerships, limited liability partnerships, corporations and other taxable entities and includes critical information in areas of real property gains tax, double tax treaties and investment incentives. Foreign business professionals interested in doing business in Malaysia will find the explanation of industrial and investment incentives and the chapter on special concessions granted under tax treaties particularly useful.
The Guide has earned its reputation as Malaysia's leading annual tax guide because it covers the year's tax developments more clearly and concisely than any other similar publication.
The Malaysia Master Tax Guide is a practical, accurate, and dependable overview of the structure, characteristics, and scope of Malaysia Income tax law and practice. It describes how the legislation relates to individuals, partnerships, limited liability partnerships, companies, and other taxable...
The Malaysia Master Tax Guide is a practical, accurate, and dependable overview of the structure, characteristics, and scope of Malaysia Income tax law and practice. It describes how the legislation relates to individuals, partnerships, limited liability partnerships, companies, and other taxable...
This book discusses intellectual property rights and how they fit into the human rights framework. It introduces the topic of intellectual property, and it uses the example of plain packaging policy for tobacco products to demonstrate how intellectual property rights are a type of human rights. T...
The increasing focus on Environmental, Social and Governance (ESG) considerations stands as a major shift in how companies and investors interact. Issues once seen as irrelevant to the performance of companies are now being brought to the forefront. In a recent speech ASIC Chair Joe Longo stated,...
The 5th edition of Financial Instruments: Recognition, Measurement, Presentation & Disclosures discusses the requirements in MFRS 9 and the amended MFRS 132 and MFRS 7. For private entities applying the MPERS Framework, the requirements on financial instruments are covered in three sections, ...
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