PETALING JAYA: Vape industry players have been given until April 30 to register vape manufacturing activities with the Royal Malaysian Customs Department, says the Finance Ministry.
In a statement on Sunday (April 2), it said that registration will ensure comprehensive industry compliance with new excise duties for vape liquids and allow tax collection to run smoothly from May.
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