Govt urged to consider SST exemption for all health services

PETALING JAYA: Worried about higher medical bills, traditional and complementary medicine (T&CM) patients want the government to reconsider the move to impose an 8% sales and service tax (SST) on such services starting March.

Some of these patients use T&CM to complement modern treatments.

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