Malaysia
619 - AKTA KEWANGAN 2002
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This Act amends the Income Tax Act 1967, Petroleum (Income Tax) Act 1967, and Stamp Act 1949, and sets rules for some tax deductions, tax rates, and stamp-duty objection and appeal procedures.
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Malaysia
1 provisions
This Act amends the Income Tax Act 1967, Petroleum (Income Tax) Act 1967, and Stamp Act 1949, and sets rules for some tax deductions, tax rates, and stamp-duty objection and appeal procedures.
Malaysia
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This Act amends the Employment Act 1955, including rules on foreign employees, maternity and paternity leave, flexible working arrangements, forced labour, and sexual harassment notices.
Malaysia
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This Act lets Malaysia give effect to the International Finance Corporation Agreement, requires certain government payments to be handled through the Consolidated Fund, and allows the Yang di-Pertuan Agong to make orders for related status, immunity, and privilege matters.
Malaysia
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This Act sets out trustee powers, investment rules, and related duties, including what trustees may invest in and when they must seek advice or use care.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act changes Malaysia’s anti-money-laundering law, including reporting, customer due diligence, recordkeeping, cross-border cash declaration, and offences for structuring, false statements, and disclosure breaches.
Malaysia
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Advocates and solicitors must file an annual declaration, any Sijil Annual, and the prescribed fee with the Registrar before acting each year, and the Registrar issues a practising certificate when the paperwork is in order.
Malaysia
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Income tax is charged on income for each year of assessment, and the provision lists the main income categories and the calculation sequence for chargeable income.
Malaysia
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This Act amends several tax and stamp-duty laws, including rules on income tax rates, document retention, director liability, and Labuan offshore taxation.
Malaysia
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This Act amends an earlier government financing law by raising a percentage in subsection 3(1) from 60% to 65% and increasing several schedule amounts.
Malaysia
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This Act sets rules to prevent money laundering, terrorism financing, and related asset forfeiture, including reporting, record-keeping, confidentiality, and offense provisions.
Malaysia
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This Act restricts unauthorized use of listed symbols and names, and limits related registrations, unless the Minister gives written permission.
Malaysia
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This Act imposes real property gains tax on chargeable gains from disposals of real property and sets the rules for returns, assessment, payment, withholding, appeals, and exemptions.
Malaysia
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This amendment changes how the Armed Forces Fund is governed, how contributions and withdrawals work, and what investment powers the Board has.
Malaysia
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This Act amends income tax and real property gains tax rules, including sea transport and off-shore insurance tax treatment, and changes some penalty and exemption rules.
Malaysia
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This Act amends several Malaysian tax laws and creates public and advance ruling powers for the Director General of Inland Revenue.
Malaysia
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This amendment act changes the Securities Commission Act to rename the Commission, restructure its board, expand audit oversight, and add systemic-risk and Shariah advisory powers.
Malaysia
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This Act renames Malaysia’s currency unit to the ringgit and defines the sen as its subdivision.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia, gives the Board tax-administration functions and powers, and imposes secrecy and employee-discipline rules.
Malaysia
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This amendment Act updates the Capital Markets and Services Act 2007, including new rules for derivatives, licensing, trade repositories, fees, penalties, and Commission powers.
Malaysia
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This provision establishes the Labuan Financial Services Authority and gives it regulatory, supervisory, enforcement, information, and administrative powers.