Malaysia
531 - FINANCE ACT 1995
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This Act amends Malaysia’s income tax, petroleum income tax, stamp duty, and investment promotion laws, including tax exemptions, deductions, rates, and approval rules.
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Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends Malaysia’s income tax, petroleum income tax, stamp duty, and investment promotion laws, including tax exemptions, deductions, rates, and approval rules.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up the Medical Device Authority, gives it powers to regulate medical devices, and requires disclosure of interests and secrecy compliance by members and related persons.
Malaysia
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This Act amends Malaysia’s income tax, petroleum income tax, real property gains tax, and stamp duty laws, including new deductions, rebates, penalties, and commencement rules.
Malaysia
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This Act establishes the East Coast Economic Region Development Council and gives it powers to plan, coordinate, and promote development in the region.
Malaysia
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Private employment agencies in Malaysia generally need a licence to carry on recruitment activity, and licensed agencies must follow rules on display, records, advertising, fees, deposits, and notices.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act changes the Legal Profession Act 1976, including Board governance, member appointments, meetings, disclosures, staffing, funds, and committee powers.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up the Energy Commission, gives it regulatory and enforcement powers over energy supply activities, and restricts misuse of the Commission’s symbol and confidential information.
Malaysia
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This Act regulates trust companies: who may register, what they may do, how they must keep and report trust assets, and the penalties for breaches.
Malaysia
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This Act sets rules on when foreign States, their heads, and their property are immune from Malaysian court proceedings, and lists exceptions where immunity does not apply.
Malaysia
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This Act creates Yayasan Guru Tun Hussein Onn, sets up its Board and Fund, and gives rules for governance, finance, secrecy, and offences.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act changes the Labuan business activity tax law, including tax rates for non-compliance, assessment and appeal procedures, record-keeping duties, information-gathering powers, and offence handling.
Malaysia
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The Act vests continental shelf exploration and resource rights in Malaysia, requires licences for mineral work, bars unlicensed petroleum and mineral operations, and gives the Minister and the Yang di-Pertuan Agong regulatory powers.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Malaysia Cooperative Commission Act to replace the former executive chairperson structure with a Chief Executive Officer and Deputy Chief Executive Officers, and updates related board, delegation, and transitional rules.
Malaysia
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This Act establishes the Skills Development Fund and the Corporation to manage it, and sets rules for training-provider registration, approved training programmes, training loans, appeals, and enforcement.
Malaysia
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This provision establishes the Malaysian Aviation Commission and sets out its main powers, governance, licensing controls, and related offences.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act updates rules for private employment agencies, including licensing, fees, record-keeping, deposits, powers of the Director General, and offences.
Malaysia
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This amendment updates Malaysia’s anti-money-laundering law to add restricted activities and broaden reporting, record-keeping, supervision, and forfeiture-related rules.
Malaysia
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This Act sets rules for carbon capture, transport, import, use, and permanent storage, including permits, registrations, operating duties, and offences.
Malaysia
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This Act establishes the Malaysia Stadium Corporation and gives it powers to manage stadiums, while requiring reporting, budgeting, fund management, and confidentiality.