- A tax expert said the government could improve SST by adopting some GST features, such as broader exemptions, to reduce cascading taxes.
- He agreed GST reintroduction may not suit the current economy or cost-of-living pressures because it would tax more goods and services.
- GST is seen as more transparent and less prone to tax-on-tax issues, while SST’s narrower exemptions can create double taxation and disputes.
- The Chartered Tax Institute of Malaysia welcomed the government’s idea of combining positive GST elements with SST and is awaiting proposals.
Source: bernama.com
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