LHDN’s move shows the elite are not above the law


Do the right thing: It is both a moral and legal responsibility of every taxpayer to pay taxes, and the LHDN has the mandate to enforce to ensure that everyone is in compliance.

PETALING JAYA: By going after prominent persons who evade taxes, the Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) is sending the signal that all Malaysians must contribute their part to the country, say tax experts.

Thannees Tax Consulting Services managing director SM Thanneermalai said LHDN’s move would send a strong message to the elite.

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