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Of U-Turns And False Starts

The Morning Run Crew

21-Dec-17 07:45

Of U-Turns And False Starts

The Morning Run crew gives you their take on the business headlines for the day:  

00:10 - Government has announced that it will not be raising the stamp duty for properties that cost more than RM1 million. Stamp duty was supposed to go up by 1% to 4%, on January 1st. This announcement is the government's second U-turn over property regulations in a month.

6:12 - After a delay of 1 year, employers nationwide will now be required to pay the levy for their foreign workers starting January 1, 2018.

Presented by: Joyce Goh, Sharaad Kuttan, Tan Chung Han


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Tags:  Luxury Property BanForeign Worker LevyPolicy Reversal





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