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Hardback
5 volumes
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RM 1,650.00 |
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USD 434.00 |
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RM 1,650.00 / USD 434.00
(Complete Set 1937-2009; Loose-leaf/Inclusive 2 updates a year)
RM 1,000.00/USD263.15
(Bound Volume 1937-2008)
RM 600.00/USD158.00
(Current Cases 2009; Loose-leaf with ring binder)
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All Malaysia Tax Cases 1937 - 2009
CHOONG Kwai Fatt
ISBN / ISSN: 978-983-26314-5-3, 978-983-26314-6-0
The All Malaysian Tax Cases (AMTC) is the first Malaysian tax report that not only reports Malaysian income tax cases, but also highlights contentious tax issues. It is a complete publication covering Malaysian court decisions on income tax from 1937 to date. Arrangement of case names in chronological order, according to a particular subject matter, and alphabetical sequence provide additional keys to access relevant cases.
The AMTC 1937-2009 is a 5-volume hardback publication, which contains:
- Cases reported from 1937-1978
- Cases reported from 1979-1996
- Cases reported from 1997-2002
- Cases reported from 2003-2005
- Cases reported from 2006-2009
All volumes from 2003 onwards contain cases with full headnotes, as well as cases stated and deciding orders of the Special Commissioners.
The AMTC loose-leaf publication comprises tax cases from 2008 onwards and will be updated twice annually to keep the reader abreast of latest tax precedents that reflect the rapid developments in this area of the law. Apart from judgments of the Malaysian courts, it also includes cases stated and decidingorders of the Special Commissioners of Income Tax.
The AMTC is a must for tax practitioners, tax analysts, legal counsel, tax officers and financial consultants, as it will help them understand the technical complexities posed by local tax laws. The AMTC is also beneficial to academicians teaching the related subject, and students pursuing their education in accounting and tax, as this is a publication that would be of use to them in conducting research and sourcing out the relevant tax precedents in their field of study.
Readership
Tax practitioners, tax analysts, tax officers, legal counsels, financial consultants, academicians
Jurisdiction
Malaysia
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