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Lect 1 Indirect Taxation
Advanced Taxation
Lecture 1
Indirect Taxation

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Dr Nakha Ratnam Somasundaram
Advanced Taxation

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Indirect taxation

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Indirect taxation
• Indirect taxes consists of the following taxes:





Sales tax
Service tax
Excise duty
Customs duty

• These taxes are collected by the Director
General of the Royal Malaysian Customs.

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ROYAL
MALAYSIAN
CUSTOMS:
HTTP://WWW.CUSTOMS.GOV.MY

INDIRECT TAXATION

EXCISE DUTIES

SALES TAX

CUSTOMS
DUTIES
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SERVICE TAX
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Taxation

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Sales Tax

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Sales tax
• One should understand sales tax in the context of the following:
– Scope of charge
– Single stage charge
– Sales value
– Transactions treated as ‘sales’

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Overview

Sales Tax
(1)

Business
Enterprise
(Licensed manufacturer) Sales Tax
(2)

Director
General of
Customs

Customer
IT, RPGT

Key Points:
Imposed on consumers,



Director General of Inland
Revenue
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Collected by business enterprise, and



Accountable to the Royal Malaysian
Customs and Excise


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Scope of charge
• Section 6 of the Sales Tax Act of 1972
• Sales tax shall be charged and levied on all taxable goods –
– manufactured in Malaysia; or
– acquired under the provisions of section 9 by a taxable person and sold, used or disposed of by him
(otherwise than by sale or disposal, to a licensed manufacturer authorized by the Director General to acquire such goods without payment of tax);
– Imported into Malaysia by any person for home consumption. 2012

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Manufactured in Malaysia
• Section 2 – meaning of manufactured
– In relation to goods other than petroleum, the conversion by manual or mechanical means of organic or inorganic

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