Anticipated Subsidy Cuts and New Taxes
Malaysia eyes more subsidy cuts, new taxes in 2025 budget to boost finances
Malaysia will likely introduce further subsidy cuts and new taxes as part of its budget for next year, analysts and economists said, as it looks to strengthen its fiscal position amid expectations of falling government revenue.
Malaysia’s sovereign bonds and currency are poised to rebound on robust economic indicators and expectations for fiscal ...
Malaysia’s Budget 2024 has drawn significant attention for its bold approach to fostering economic resilience, supporting ...
Malaysia will unveil Budget 2025 on Oct 18 and is expected to focus on addressing the rising cost of living. The government wants to ensure the bottom 40 per cent of households, known as B40, get the ...
Malaysia's inflation path depends in part on the timing and scale of the RON95 subsidy cut, RHB's Chin said. Other factors include demand pressures resulting from a hike to civil servant salaries and ...
There is an expectation for a higher budget allocation to address ongoing economic struggles, following previous initiatives in Budget 2024. Last year's budget, themed 'Economic Reforms, Empowering ...
Malaysia’s consumer and construction stocks are set to benefit as the government seeks to boost wages and sustain economic ...
ANTICIPATION is building among eager stakeholders on how the government will continue addressing Malaysia’s socio-economic challenges and opportunities, as well as implement new initiatives that could ...
Malaysia’s faster economic growth and strengthening ringgit is reducing pressure on the government to cut petrol subsidies to ...
From incentives for upskilling and reskilling and taxes, to supporting for hybrid work models and employee wellbeing, here’s what some HR professionals are hoping for in the year ahead.
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