- Malaysia’s Public Ruling No. 2/2026 clarifies the meaning of “used” under Subregulation 17(1)(g) of the Sales Tax Regulations 2018.
- The clarification affects eligibility for sales tax drawback under section 40 of the Sales Tax Act 2018.
- A drawback is only allowed if the taxable goods are not used after importation or after sales tax is paid.
Source: taxathand.com
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