Malaysia to widen tax net, raise minimum wages in 2025
Malaysia to widen tax net, raise minimum wages in 2025 as budget spending hits record
Malaysia will introduce a slew of new taxes, cut subsidies for a widely used fuel, and raise the minimum wage from next year, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Friday as he announced a record budget spending plan of 421 billion ringgit ($98 billion).
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Malaysia will introduce new taxes and revamp gasoline, education and healthcare subsidies next year as part of aggressive ...
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Malaysia mourns the loss of martyr Yahya Sinwar, a fighter and defender of the Palestinian people, who was brutally killed by ...
Malaysia’s retailers and tourism-related firms are poised to benefit from the national spending plan for next year as the ...
Malaysia announced on Friday record budget spending of 421 billion ringgit ($98 billion) for 2025, with the government ...
The Foreign Ministry on Saturday expressed solidarity with the government and people of Malaysia following the floods that ...
Malaysia will reduce subsidies for its most widely-used petrol, RON95, in mid-2025 as the government seeks to narrow its ...
Malaysia will likely introduce further subsidy cuts and new taxes as part of its budget for next year, analysts and ...
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