Deloitte: Govt may consider extending HOC campaign to the secondary markets


"The HOC, which is available until Dec 31, 2021, may be extended to boost the property market,” the professional services firm said.

KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 22 (Bernama) -- The government may consider extending the Home Ownership Campaign (HOC) campaign to the secondary markets, thereby providing a wider range of properties for homebuyers to choose from, according to Deloitte Malaysia.

In a statement titled "2022 Pre-Budget Expectations Q&A”, its tax experts said the current HOC only applies to new properties registered under the campaign by specific developers.

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