Don’t rule out GST, govt urged


Malaysian Women Tourist Guide Association chairwoman, Erina Loo (left) with MOTAC Industry Development Division (Setiausaha Bahagian) S.Mohanasundari (3rd from Left) taking part at the Backyard Bohemian programme in conjunction with the 15th MWTGA anniversary celebration at Central Market Annexe on February 15 .-AZMAN GHANI/The Star

PETALING JAYA: While the government is not bringing back the Goods and Services Tax (GST) anytime soon, economists say there is no running away from imposing this type of consumption tax as they feel that Malaysia needs to broaden its tax base and revenue streams.

Economists opine that GST should be revisited, perhaps as soon as next year, when there is more political stability and public awareness of the matter, and an improved economy.

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