Amnesty tax windfall?


Yong: It is getting increasingly difficult for tax evaders to hide their asset holdings overseas.

PETALING JAYA: The government stands to collect billions of ringgit in tax revenue for next year under the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (VDP) announced during Budget 2019, if implemented well.

Some experts said the government could collect an additional tax revenue of between RM10bil and RM20bil under this scheme.

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