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How many countries have GST in this world?
- Thread starter ginfreely
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Proven Malaysians are Best of the world complaint kings can complain until no GST.
Currently, there are 160 countries in the world that have implement VAT/GST.
APPENDIX i List of Countries Implementing VAT/GST • Currently ...
APPENDIX i List of Countries Implementing VAT/GST • Currently ...
Just continue to pay more lah. No need law to do that.
No GST, how to pay for fat cats holding office?
They must laugh and laugh on way to the banks and back from the banks.
You want to see them cry and weep as they pass by shops unable to buy that Birkin handbags or that Ferrari because they like the color?
SHAME ON YOU!!!
When the 74% cina sinkies have balls to create a cina tsunami. But i doubt it will ever materialise.
Proven even Inconsistency is ok as long from the mouth of people you want to hear from.
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia has enough revenue to remove the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Sunday (May 13) as he reiterated a promise to keep key campaign pledge of the newly-elected Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition government.
Speaking during a special televised address to the nation, he touched on various topics, ranging from the new government's focus on stamping out corruption to relooking a law against "fake news".
Dr Mahathir did not elaborate on his comments about the government's fiscal position, but his comments are at odds with his previous statements.
At a press conference on Friday after he was sworn in as the country's seventh prime minister, Dr Mahathir claimed that existing government debt has reached RM 1 trillion (S$335 billion).
KUALA LUMPUR — Malaysia has enough revenue to remove the Goods and Services Tax (GST), Prime Minister Mahathir Mohamad said on Sunday (May 13) as he reiterated a promise to keep key campaign pledge of the newly-elected Pakatan Harapan (PH) coalition government.
Speaking during a special televised address to the nation, he touched on various topics, ranging from the new government's focus on stamping out corruption to relooking a law against "fake news".
Dr Mahathir did not elaborate on his comments about the government's fiscal position, but his comments are at odds with his previous statements.
At a press conference on Friday after he was sworn in as the country's seventh prime minister, Dr Mahathir claimed that existing government debt has reached RM 1 trillion (S$335 billion).
Maybe when their hdb value crashes they may.
I read before GST is like 18% of Malaysia govt revenue. That’s a lot of bags to buy.
Small thieves jealous of fat cats indeed.
Wait for sinkie opposition to copycat for their election campaigns.
Where are they going to find Rm44 billions now?
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 27 ― The Malaysian government is expected to collect RM43.8 billion in Goods and Services Tax (GST) next year, which is projected to account for 18.3 per cent of its entire estimated revenue of RM239.9 billion, according to a Finance Ministry report.
