By Deloitte & MICPA
Should a broad-based consumption tax such as GST be re-introduced to widen Malaysia’s tax base? Should wealth tax or capital gains tax be introduced to mitigate poverty and income inequality? These are difficult questions to address as the benefits derived from the introduction of new taxes will not be equally enjoyed by everyone whereas some will be placed in a disadvantaged position.
Source: micpa.com.my
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