- Ng Sue Lynn, Head of Indirect Tax at KPMG in Malaysia, believes that the reintroduction of the goods and services tax (GST) is critical to restoring the country’s fiscal health.
- She emphasizes the importance of the rakyat (people) understanding the objective and mechanism of the GST if it is reintroduced.
- For businesses, monitoring systems must be implemented to address past challenges of the GST.
- The article does not provide further details or arguments regarding the potential reintroduction of the GST.
Source: kpmg.com
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