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Dewan Rakyat passes 5 motions tabled by Finance Ministry

The Dewan Rakyat has passed five motions tabled by the Finance Ministry involving government funding and taxation. – The Malaysian Insight file pic, June 15, 2023.

The motions passed unanimously were the Development Fund under the Government Funding Act 1983 , the Customs Order, the Windfall Profit Levy Order, the Excise Duties Order, and the Sales Tax Order. The transfer would be implemented to fund part of the development spending requirements for 2023, he said.

Ahmad Maslan also tabled the motion for the Customs Order concerning, among others, the extension of dumping duties imposed on steel products and the imposition of excise duties on liquid or nicotine gel products used in electronic cigarettes.

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