KUALA LUMPUR: It is high time for Malaysia to have a proper medium to long-term revenue strategy to restore its fiscal buffers, said the World Bank. W...
: It is high time for Malaysia to have a proper medium to long-term revenue strategy to restore its fiscal buffers, said the World Bank.said Malaysia’s revenue as a share of the gross domestic product has been declining, with tax revenue being well below 12 per cent of GDP.
According to the World Bank, Malaysia’s economy is projected to moderate at 3.9 per cent in 2023, with several key challenges persisting on the domestic front, including narrowing fiscal space, as government tax revenue keeps declining. In October 2023, when presenting its Budget for 2024, the government is anticipated to reveal additional details about the subsidy reform plans.
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