Malaysia
531 - FINANCE ACT 1995
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This Act amends Malaysia’s income tax, petroleum income tax, stamp duty, and investment promotion laws, including tax exemptions, deductions, rates, and approval rules.
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Malaysia
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This Act amends Malaysia’s income tax, petroleum income tax, stamp duty, and investment promotion laws, including tax exemptions, deductions, rates, and approval rules.
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This Act sets up the Public Trust Corporation, transfers certain trust and estate functions to it, and gives the Corporation powers to administer estates, invest money, and manage related funds.
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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.
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This Act repeals the 1952 ordinance, dissolves the fund, and transfers its assets, money, and related matters to KTMB, with some depositor amounts transferred to EPF.
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This Act establishes the Tabung Haji Board, sets its main functions, and regulates pilgrim deposits, hajj travel operators, and pilgrim travel requirements.
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This Act establishes Perbadanan Putrajaya and gives it powers to run Putrajaya’s local government functions, manage property and finances, and make regulations with ministerial approval.
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This part sets out how prisons are declared and administered, how prisoners are kept and moved, and the main powers and duties of prison officers and the Commissioner General.
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This Act sets up the Board of Town Planners, requires registration for town planners, and controls corporate practice, discipline, appeals, offences, and penalties.
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This Act sets up the National Small and Medium Enterprises Development Council and the Small and Medium Enterprises Corporation Malaysia, and gives them powers to coordinate SME development, manage a fund, and support SMEs.
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This is Malaysia’s Act 54, the Additional Income Tax Act 1967, and it is noted as repealed by the Finance Act 1993 (Act 497).
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This Act incorporates the Malaysian Red Crescent Society and sets rules for its Council, members, property, and use of income.
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This Act lets the Yang di-Pertuan Agong give or withhold certain privileges and immunities for foreign representatives on a reciprocity basis.
Malaysia
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This Act imposes petroleum income tax on income from petroleum operations and sets rules for working out chargeable income.
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This provision establishes the Labuan Financial Services Authority and gives it regulatory, supervisory, enforcement, information, and administrative powers.
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This Act establishes the National Council on Higher Education and sets rules for its membership, meetings, procedures, and the Minister’s role.
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This Act repeals the 1971 Act, dissolves the Perbadanan Pembangunan Bandar, and lets existing approvals and related documents continue until the Government changes them.
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This Act transfers the Urban Development Corporation’s property, rights, and liabilities to a successor company, and sets rules for securities, reserves, and staff transfer.
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s standards and accreditation system, including ministerial powers, the Director General, the Council, accreditation certificates, enforcement powers, offences, and penalties.
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This Act sets up a Rules Committee and lets it make rules for Subordinate Court procedure, practice, appeals, fees, costs, evidence, and related matters.
Malaysia
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This Act sets up Malaysia’s education system, including curriculum rules, school categories, registration, and ministerial powers.