Who Stands To Benefit From Budget 2021?

Sim Kwang Gek, Tax Leader, Deloitte

09-Nov-20 07:47

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Budget 2021 is the largest to date at RM322.5 billion with goodies for the rakyat and businesses. Sim Kwang Gek, Tax Leader of Deloitte Malaysia, breaks down the details of it, explaining the tax breaks available and also the initiatives that will spur investments.

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Tags: budget 2021, belanjawan 2021, budget-2021-mahsing, tax, tax break, investments,

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