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    T A X A T I O N S E R I E S

    Understanding Goods &Services Tax (GST) in MalaysiaAre You Ready?

    GST is a fiscal policy featured in over 140 countries worldwide. It is a broad basedconsumption tax, replacing the current sales and service tax in Malaysia. It is thereforeimportant for businesses to have a better understanding of GST system and be GST ready.

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    Objectives

    Participants will learn: Key elements of GST and its mechanism. Implications of GST on businesses. To identify and review business

    activities in line with GST. To effectively overcome implementation,

    compliance and enforcement issues. Treatment of transitional issues

    upon implementation of GST.

    Methodology

    Lectures, supported with PowerPoint,discussions and a Q&A session.

    Who Should Attend

    Finance Managers, Accountants and Auditors General Managers Management Corporations Manufacturers & Traders Purchasing / Procurement Managers Operations Managers IT Personnel Management / Business Consultants Tax Advisors

    Making Sense of GSTUnderstanding Goods & Services Tax (GST) in Malaysia Are You Ready?

    Facilitator

    P. NADARAJAP. Nadaraja was formerly with the RoyalMalaysian Customs as a Senior CustomsOfcer. He served in various units andspecialised in customs administration,import and export procedures, classication,valuation, licensing and compliance matters.He possesses indepth knowledge in variouscustoms legislations including Customs Act,Sales Tax Act, Service Tax Act, Excise Actand other subsidiary legislations. His vastexperience in the eld of Customs has made

    him a popular guest lecturer at the RoyalMalaysia Customs Academy in Malacca.

    He left the Customs Department in 1997 onoptional retirement for a private practice asan Advocate and Solicitor.

    He is now involved in legal practice andat the same a time is actively conductingseminars and workshops on Customsrelated topics. He has also conductedin-house training for various companiesincluding statutory bodies and hasadvised and consulted companies on theissues of customs and sales tax valuation,classication, service tax matters, drawback,refunds, exemptions and others. Hewas ofcially appointed by the CustomsDepartment to conduct Basic Customs Coursefor forwarding agents for a duration of 2years in 2005.

    Nadaraja is an Associate of the MalaysiaInstitute of Chartered Secretaries andAdministrators.

    The International Monetary Fund(IMF) has long recommendedthe introduction of GST as a wayof raising the efciency of theMalaysian tax system. Malaysiaplans to introduce a four percent goods and services tax in2011, replacing current sales andservices tax (SST) in a bid todiversify national revenues.

    The aim of the seminar is tointroduce the participants tothis new tax system which isproposed to be introduced in2011 so that companies can beprepared for its introductionwithout any delay and tomaximise costs.

    T A X A T I O N S E R I E S

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    T A X A T I O N S E R I E S

    Course Outline

    1 Introduction2 Comparing SST vs. GST3 Objective4 Rationale for Implementing GST5 Scope and Charge to tax6 Types of Supply

    Standard Rated Supply Zero Rated Supply Exempt Supply Out of Scope Supply7 Tests for GST What is a supply

    Taxable Supply Taxable Person Concept of Business

    8 Input & Output Tax, and CreditMechanism

    9 Concept of Supply Place of Supply Time of Supply Value of Supply

    10 Reliefs, Exemption, Refund &Remission

    11 Computation of Taxable Turnover12 Registration

    Liability to Register Voluntary Registration Group Registration

    Branch Registration Exemption from Registration Partnership Deregistration

    13 Accounting for GST Taxable Period

    Accounting Basis Bad Debt Provision Tax Invoice & Simplied Tax Invoice

    GST Returns Input Tax Credit (ITC)

    Input Tax Apportionment Deminis Principle Input Tax Adjustments

    14 Special Cases Non application to

    Government Treatment of Agents

    Supplies spanningchanges in rate ordescription

    Transfers as GoingConcern (TOGC)

    Joint Ventures Warehousing Scheme Approved Trader Scheme Toll Manufacturer Scheme

    Approved Jeweller Scheme Flat Rate Scheme Designated Areas

    15 Review and Appeals16 Goods & Service Tax Rulings17 Transitional Issues

    Payments & Invoicingbefore GST

    Effect on GST Irreviewable Contracts Progressive & Periodic

    Supply Rights granted for life Refund of sales tax on

    goods held on hand

    Special Refunds Construction Agreements Retention Payments

    18 Of fences & Penalties19 Questions and Answer

    Making Sense of GSTUnderstanding Goods & Services Tax (GST) in Malaysia Are You Ready?

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    UNDERSTANDING GOODS & SERVICES TAX (GST)IN MALAYSIAARE YOU READY?

    22 & 23 September 2010, Wednesday & ThursdayMelia, Kuala Lumpur

    29 & 30 November 2010, Monday & TuesdayMutiara, Johor Bahru

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    Member | RM 900Member Firms Staff or Sponsored Staff1 | RM 1,000Non-member | RM 1,100

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    Perlis, Penang, Perak, Kedah, Johor, Sabah and Sarawak.Fee includes course materials, lunch and 2 tea breaks per day.Admittance will only be permitted upon receipt of full payment.Registration made by fax must be followed immediately by payment.

    CANCELLATION / TRANSFERUpon registering, participant(s) are considered successfully enrolledin the event. Should participant(s) decide to cancel/transfer theirenrollment; a cancellation/transfer fee will be levied. Writtencancellations/transfer notice received: Within (5) working days before the event, a refund (less an

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