Malaysia to widen tax net, raise minimum wages in 2025 as budget spending hits record
Malaysia will introduce a slew of new taxes, cut subsidies for a widely used fuel, and raise the minimum wage from next year, Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim said on Friday as he announced a record budget spending plan of 421 billion ringgit ($98 billion).
THE government has struck a tough balancing act in delivering a budget package that will keep the economy on an upward growth ...
The RM421 billion (S$127.8 billion) budget includes RM12 billion to raise payouts to 2.5 million civil servants and ...
Malaysia will likely introduce further subsidy cuts and new taxes as part of its budget for next year, analysts and ...
Malaysia will introduce new taxes and revamp gasoline, education and healthcare subsidies next year as part of aggressive ...
Vulcan Post on MSN2d
Budget 2025: Cash aid and other financial assistance for Malaysians of all agesSingle, non-married Malaysians will receive a one-off aid of RM600 under the STR programme. Besides those programmes, Budget ...
Malaysia will widen the scope of its sales and services tax (SST) and reform the subsidy of a widely used fuel next year, ...
Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim said it would create jobs and also tackle financial leakages to enhance public spending efficiency.
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Budget 2025: Winners and losers of Putrajaya’s largest federal spending to datePrime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim tabled the country’s biggest ever federal spending plan in Budget 2025 yesterday, ...
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