Hear and Now.. in Malaysia Season 6, Ep 5: A Worldly View on GST

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27-Nov-13 19:38

Hear and Now.. in Malaysia Season 6, Ep 5: A Worldly View on GST

The GST. It is the only thing we Malaysians are talking about post budget 2014. What is it? How does it work? What does it mean for me, my family, and my business? This episode of Hear & Now in Malaysia, we will be taking a broad look at GST in countries all across the world with a focus on two particular - and crucial - issues: implementation as well as potential problems and pitfalls. Hear & Now in Malaysia is produced in collaboration with the Economic Transformation Programme.

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