Trying To Increase Tax Collections Through SVDP 2.0

Sim Kwang Gek, Country Tax Leader, Deloitte Malaysia

06-Jun-23 08:30

Trying To Increase Tax Collections Through SVDP 2.0

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After the success of the first Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme, the Inland Revenue Board has launched the 2nd programme starting today.

We speak to Sim Kwang Gek, Country Tax Leader at Deloitte Malaysia to find how this programme is an improvement and the IRB objectives for SVDP 2.0 to register new taxpayers and collections.

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Produced by: Yeong Yeng Yee

Presented by: Wong Shou Ning, Mark Tan, Shazana Mokhtar

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Categories: government, economy, Law/Activism

Tags: SVDP 2.0, tax, malaysia,

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