General : Langkawi's Tax-free Status Not Meant To Help The Wealthy Reduce Taxes On Luxury Cars
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What happened
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 — The duty-free status of Langkawi is not intended to allow wealthy individuals to keep luxury vehicles on the island for several years before bringing them into the Principal Customs Area to avoid paying higher taxes. (Malay Mail, 17:24)
The reporting
3 reports- Bernama·News·EN·26 Oct, 17:36 MYT
General : Langkawi's Tax-free Status Not Meant To Help The Wealthy Reduce Taxes On Luxury Cars
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 (Bernama) -- The duty-free status of Langkawi is not intended to allow wealthy individuals to keep luxury vehicles on the island for several years before bringing them into the Principal Customs Area to avoid paying higher taxes.
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Photo: Malay Mail Malay Mail·News·EN·26 Oct, 17:24 MYTLangkawi’s duty-free overhaul: RM300,000 vehicle price cap and RM10,000 spending limit
KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 26 — The duty-free status of Langkawi is not intended to allow wealthy individuals to keep luxury vehicles on the island for several years before bringing them into the Principal Customs Area to avoid paying higher taxes. Deputy Finance Minister Liew Chin Tong…
Read at Malay Mail
Photo: Malaysiakini (EN) Malaysiakini (EN)·News·EN·26 Oct, 17:55 MYTLangkawi's tax-free status not meant to help wealthy reduce taxes on luxury cars - Liew
Deputy minister responds to question on govt's review of RM300k threshold for vehicle tax exemptions on the island.
Read at Malaysiakini (EN)
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- Reported by an official source (Bernama)
- Covered by 3 established outlet(s): Bernama, Malay Mail, Malaysiakini (EN)
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