MOF says system familiar to industry, businesses, public, gives administration quicker returns

Finance Bill 2025; Collection, Administration, Enforcement of Tax Bill 2025 approved after debate by MPs

Second reading will be held during ongoing Parliamentary session, says Hui Ying

Govt saves over RM400m monthly since rationalisation's implementation, says Hui Ying

Unnecessary, as Putrajaya has need-based approach, so resources can be distributed more equitably, responsive to rakyat's needs, says Lim

Number includes supermarkets, grocery stores, cooperative shops, mini markets in urban, rural, remote areas, says Lim

Companies can now revise tax estimates in 11th month instead of doing so on 6th, 9th or both months, says Lim

Move aims to prevent leakages, ensure subsidies go to those who really need them, says Lim

Deputy finance minister says no group should be sidelined when it comes to subsidies

Putrajaya targets fiscally sound, socially inclusive, environmentally sustainable sector

Measures to reduce deficit, new borrowings, lower nation's dependence on debt will continue, says deputy minister

No changes to be made to existing withdrawal policy, age requirement of 55, 60 to remain, says Lim

Under expansion, selected discretionary items subject to sales tax rates of five, 10 pct, says Lim

Legislation to establish consistent regulatory framework for credit industry players

Broader powers enable Consumer Credit Commission to safeguard consumers, says deputy minister

Putrajaya committed to enforcing implementation of open tender procurement to ensure no leakages in govt contracts, says MOF's Lim

Deputy minister says still too early to assess full effect of expanded tax scope

MOF says move to be implemented via federal development projects

Deputy minister says buying planes won’t impact fiscal deficit either, and will help govt cover development expenditures

Insolvency Dept says new public officers must undergo personal financial management programme