The business activity in the world has grown from domestic trade to international trade, which is known as globalisation, over the years from the inception of trade. The government in the world has started collecting taxes/ duties on the goods imported into or exported from
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Any waste listed in the First Schedule of the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005 is defined as scheduled wastes. The management of scheduled wastes is different from other non-hazardous industrial wastes because it must comply with the Environmental Quality (Scheduled Wastes) Regulations 2005. There
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Since the country gained independence in 1957, Malaysia’s economic activities have shifted from primary commodities such as rubber and wood to industrialisation over the years. To cater for the increasing needs of the business communities in respect of manufacturing and trade facilities and to attract
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Subdivision is the division of a parcel of land held under one ownership into two or more portions to be held by the same proprietor under separate titles. This is a crucial legal planning procedure that breaking up an alienated land held under a Registry
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With the increasing populations in our country, the lands in the country become smaller due to the subdivision or partition of land. The major reason for the land subdivision is through inheritance such that the inheritors subdivide land property amongst themselves or for commercialization of
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A strata title is the type of land title issued for stratified properties which include high-rise properties such as condominiums, apartments, and landed properties that are gated and guarded. It is the document that states the ownership of a strata property and gives owners the
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There are many types of tax incentives provided by Malaysian Government to attract foreign or local investors for investment in certain industries in Malaysia. The tax incentives are provided in forms of exemption of profits, allowance for capital expenditure or double deduction of expenses. In
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Before the landowner decided to build a building on his land, what are the matters he must take into account? First, the landowner should ascertain the category of land use endorsed on his land title. For example, a factory is allowed to build on an
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Licensed Manufacturing Warehouse (LMW) is a warehouse license under the provision of section 65/65A of the Customs Act 1967, Malaysia. The purpose of LMW is to give Customs duty exemption to all raw materials/ components and machinery and equipment used directly in the manufacturing process
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Factories and Machineries Act (FMA) was introduced and came into force in 1967, to provide for the control of factories concerning matters relating to safety, health, and welfare of persons at work and to provide control on registration and inspection of machinery. According to Factories
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