Retailer groups urge govt to rethink luxury tax


PETALING JAYA: Retailer associations are urging the government to reconsider imposition of a luxury tax because it would be bad for the country.

In a joint statement, the groups said the tax would make Malaysia non-competitive and make the country less attractive for tourists.

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