Accelerating Malaysia towards high-income nation status


The merits on whether incentives are effective in stimulating investments have long been debated.

The World Bank has acknowledged that Malaysia has been successful in attracting foreign direct investments (FDIs) and achieving a high level of domestic private investments through the use of tax incentives. At the same time, it has been said that the granting of tax incentives has been overly generous.

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Business , Economy , Ernst & Young , tax , Budget2014/15

   

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