Banks assure public basic services unaffected by new service tax


KUALA LUMPUR: Member banks of Malaysia’s banking associations have assured the public that the upcoming expansion of the service tax scope, effective July 1, 2025, will not affect basic banking services commonly used by the general public.

This followed the recent gazettement of the service tax legislation concerning the expansion of service tax scope.

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