Higher revenue for IRB


The IRB understands the need to be fair to compliant taxpayers, and hence this year’s strategy is to address non-compliant cases more vigorously

Board hauls up defaulters after voluntary disclosure deadline expires

PETALING JAYA: The Inland Revenue Board (IRB) is expecting an increase in tax revenue after actions to collect unpaid taxes have seen a number of large companies and prominent individuals being hauled up over unpaid taxes.

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