Malaysia - Imputation to Single Tier System

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Sacha H

 

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October 16, 2012

 

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Capital gains are not taxable in Malaysia; consequently the gains do not create tax credits. ‘With the abolition of the imputation system, capital gains may now be distributed to shareholders without first ensuring the company has paid sufficient income tax’ (Koh, 2007). Essentially this means the company may distribute more dividends to their shareholders...
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Essentially this means the company may distribute more dividends to their shareholders. Second advantage is it reduces the administrative costs for the tax authorities because there is no longer any need to oversee the Section 108 credit accounts of the various companies. They also do not need to handle any claims for repayable tax by shareholders who have surplus tax credits over their tax liability...
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