3,000 undercover officers ‘shop’ for traders flouting regulations


PETALING JAYA: The grace period is now over for the Goods and Services Tax, and some 3,000 Customs officers will be going undercover from today to take to task traders who flout regulations.

“It is time to enforce the law, the advisory period is over,” Customs GST director Datuk Subromaniam Tholasy told The Star.

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