SMEs Are Likely To Be Key Beneficiaries

Ng Sue Lynn, Executive Director and Head of Indirect Tax, KPMG

06-Nov-20 07:17

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Ng Sue Lynn, Executive Director and Head of Indirect Tax at KPMG Tax Services, weighs in on where she thinks the government needs to prioritise in Budget 2021 for productive gains, and the likelihood of additional taxes to pad up government revenue.

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