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Special LHDN disclosure opportunities (opens the original)
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PUTRAJAYA: More than 268,000 businesses have now implemented e-invoice, with nearly 1.9 billion e-invoices submitted for validation, according to Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) chief executive officer Datuk Dr Abu Tariq Jamaluddin. He said businesses that had made mistakes in their e-invoice submissions could correct them without penalty under the Special Voluntary Disclosure Programme (PKPS), which runs until Dec 31, 2027.
LHDN receives nearly one million applications for stamp duty voluntary disclosure programme (opens the original)
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PUTRAJAYA: Nearly one million applications have been received under the Inland Revenue Board’s (LHDN) voluntary disclosure programme for stamp duty, says its chief executive officer Datuk Dr Abu Tariq Jamaluddin. He said the board would continue promoting the programme throughout October, particularly to taxpayers with documents that may not have been stamped previously. ALSO READ: LHDN goes on roadshow to bring more taxpayers on board “Nearly one million have come forward to apply for the stamp
LHDN goes on roadshow to bring more taxpayers on board (opens the original)
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PUTRAJAYA: The Inland Revenue Board (LHDN) is taking its tax awareness drive directly to the public throughout October as part of efforts to bring more people into the tax system and encourage voluntary compliance. Its chief executive officer Datuk Dr Abu Tariq Jamaluddin said officers would visit shopping malls, business premises, schools, higher education institutions and community locations nationwide under the Jelajah Literasi HASiL initiative.
Landmark ruling bans unequal fees (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA: High-rise living offers breathtaking views and modern convenience, but it also comes with a non-negotiable price tag: maintenance fees. The situation begs the question: can the management body simply decide that some owners should pay a different rate than others? A recent court decision involving Hatten Square in Melaka has highlighted the rights of owners when it comes to how such charges are determined. On Sept 8, the Federal Court unanimously dismissed Hatten Square’s manageme
When caregivers need care (opens the original)
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PETALING JAYA: For eight years, caring for an elderly stroke survivor became the centre of Kevin Francis and Sue Chan’s lives – a responsibility neither fully understood when they brought his mother home from hospital. Francis’ mother, Gaynor Miranda, suffered a stroke in November 2018 at age 70, leaving the right side of her body affected. ALSO READ: ‘Homefront demands can hurt job retention’ After about a week in hospital, the couple were told she would return home dependent on them for almos
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