Credit card holders have to pay service tax or use points


PETALING JAYA: Many banks in Malaysia are strategising to help customers pay the government service tax on credit cards effective Jan 1, 2010.

A random survey by StarBiz found that the banks are willing to allow customers to utilise their points collected to help pay the tax charge.

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