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Indirect tax – When the taxman knocks

Have you ever wondered what should you do when you receive an email or letter from the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (Customs)?

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间接税——税务员上门的时候

Should the taxpayer disagree with the audit findings, the taxpayer may appeal to the Director General of Customs, appeal to the Customs Appeals Tribunal or appeal to the Finance Minister.

HAVE you ever wondered what should you do when you receive an email or letter from the Royal Malaysian Customs Department (Customs)?

Do you pause and digest the contents of the email/letter, forward it to the finance/tax department (if you are not from this department), or do you keep it for later together with the other to-do list?

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