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Making taxes a win-win

By ZAKIAH KOYA

Saturday, 29 Mar 2025

Photo: ART CHEN/The Star

Experts: Instalment scheme will improve compliance

PETALING JAYA: Easing taxpayer instalment applications online may cause a temporary dip in government revenue but could lead to better tax compliance in the long run, say experts.

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