GST, SST, and Malaysia's Fiscal Position

morning-run · market-watch · 16 May 2018 · 7 mins listen

Malaysia has announced that the GST will be set at zero percent starting June 1. Khoon Goh explains the economic implications of Putrajaya's decision.

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Presented by:

Joyce Goh,Sharaad Kuttan,Tan Chung Han

Categories:

Personal Finance,Investments,Financial Literacy,Business Analysis,Trends and Forecasts,Markets

Tags:

GST,goods and services,SST,sales and service,tax,fiscal consolidation,oil,budget,GDP,SST2018

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GST, SST, and Malaysia's Fiscal Position

GST, SST, and Malaysia's Fiscal Position