- Barisan Nasional plans to reintroduce the Goods and Services Tax (GST) after the next general election, replacing the current Sales and Service Tax (SST).
- Ahmad Zahid Hamidi argues GST is fairer and more effective for Malaysia’s revenue and financial stability.
- Over 155 countries use GST, while Malaysia is one of only eight still using SST.
- Barisan Nasional is considering rebranding or forming a new entity to adapt to the current political landscape, but constitutional constraints limit changes to party membership structure.
- The coalition currently consists of four core parties, with affiliate members awaiting possible developments.
Source: thestar.com.my
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