High-value goods tax is axed


Govt drops plan amid criticism, focuses on broader reforms

KUALA LUMPUR: With a revised sales tax framework – which will see luxury and discretionary items taxed at either 5% or 10% – Putrajaya has decided to do away with the planned high-value goods tax (HVGT).

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