"We need to have special measures in place so that Malaysia can be the preferred investment destination for the Chinese nationals, which would then help our SMEs to flourish".  

Koong added that the most sought-after sector that investors would be interested in would be green technology; hence, he called for the government to also allocate for the sector.

To help local SMEs, he said the government must also consider improving the tax incentive to encourage the growth of businesses.

"LL Koong: if you are salaried employee but also dabble in the gig economy, you should fill in Form B. This is regardless of whether you are registered with the Companies Commission of Malaysia or town council. You must file taxes if your earned income reaches the taxable amount."

GST defaulters can’t leave Malaysia? We shall strive our best as the task force member to urge Malaysia Customs Department not to impose such a harsh move on Penalties & its bar from leaving the country!

Reanda 8th Anniversary, and 30 member firms joined together to celebrate the anniversary this year in Shanghai, China. 

The government has allocated RM5.88 billion to run 167 small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) development programmes this year!

The government is looking at targeted tax incentives in the upcoming 2018 Budget, and it can no longer be incentives for every sector, but it depends on the flavour of the year and the flavour of the future!

Moderator for the Crowdsource Session: Manufacturing - Driving Competitiveness and Innovation: Malaysia's Manufacturing Foundation Has Not Lost Its Competitiveness in National Economic Forum 2017 by National Chamber of Commerce & Industry of Malaysia, NCCIM

HODs happy hours in Morganfield's after having sharing session with Managing Partner Mr LL Koong