Revised 2023 Budget:
09/03/2023 09:00
09/03/2023 13:00
The last general election in Malaysia concluded with much excitement and anticipation as it represented a major shift in the country's political landscape and showcased the power of the people to effect change through the democratic process. The election saw a high voter turnout, especially among the younger generation following a constitutional amendment to reduce the voting age from 21 to 18.
Stepping into the year 2023, all eyes are on the newly elected government and their plans for the country. Malaysians especially those in the business sector have high expectations for more dynamism and positive changes to the business environment. Issues such as taxation, inflation, digitalization and business expansion will be on top of their minds.
As such, we look forward to the revisions to the Malaysia Budget 2023 which will not only represent the country’s financial plan for the fiscal year 2023 but also showcase the new government’s policies and priorities.
Don't miss this opportunity to stay ahead of the curve and understand the impact of the Malaysia Budget 2023 on you and your business.
Here’s why you should attend our Revised 2023 Budget Webinar on 9th March 2023:
- HRDC claimable – participants who are HRDC contributors can claim the event fee directly from the HRDC.
- CPD hours – participants who have professional qualifications will be able to claim their CPD hours to the awarding bodies such as CTIM, MIA, etc.
- An exciting lineup of invited speakers and moderators will share with you interesting insights into the Government Budget as well as new perspectives of the tax landscape.
Join us for an exclusive webinar where we'll break down the key highlights of the budget and provide insights on how to navigate the changes. Register now and take the first step towards a more informed and financially secure future.
Agenda
The new government of Malaysia will be unveiling its revised budget, with an emphasis on boosting economic growth, creating jobs, and reducing inequality. This budget, which will be presented by the Finance Minister, is the first major policy announcement since the new government took office last year.
In this session, our speakers will discuss key highlights of the New Government's Budget and how they will impact businesses and individuals in Malaysia.
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Poon Yew Hoe |
Foo Meng Huei Executive Director |
Chong Mun Yew Executive Director |
Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) is an issue that has become increasingly relevant in recent years, as businesses have come under greater scrutiny for their impact on the environment and society. Governments have also taken notice of this trend and have taken steps to promote ESG by creating tax policies, tax incentives, and government grants that encourage companies to adopt ESG practices. What are these tax policies and incentives in Malaysia?
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Poon Yew Hoe |
Dr. Voon Yuen Hoong Executive Director |
Marcus Pua Associate Director |
Tax is a burden that is inevitable, and taxpayers are required to pay fair taxes. One can say that paying taxes is a dubious honor. Others consider it a responsibility and a privilege. Nevertheless, minimising taxes is an ongoing challenge and a lucrative venture to the informed. We will share on these opportunities in 2023 such as tax refunds, tax on foreign sourced income and taxation of gains from forced acquisitions of property by the government.
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Wong Man Yee |
Dr. Voon Yuen Hoong Executive Director |
Chong Mun Yew Executive Director |
Michael Cheah Senior Manager |