It really makes me wonder if the Malaysian government is capable of making the IDR project a reality.

Personally, I do think the civil servants should brush sharp their servicing skills.

Still remember this politician who said the following in the parliament?

“You tak suka, you keluar dari Malaysia!”

Enjoy the clip ladies and gentlemen ^_^ “Malaysia Boleh!”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBGQADED_Mw

It really makes me wonder if the Malaysian government is capable of making the IDR project a reality.Personally, I do think the civil servants should brush sharp their servicing skills.Still remember this politician who said the following in the parliament?”You tak suka, you keluar dari Malaysia!”Enjoy the clip ladies and gentlemen ^_^ “Malaysia Boleh!”http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zBGQADED_Mw

with the implementation of self assessment system in Msia, you need to make payment urself without waiting form J from IRB. so, msia gov is smart. they r getting money faster .. regardless u submit ur return or not .. u still have to pay. otherwise, they can impose penalty.
so, who said msia gov is not asking tax payment from the public?

with the implementation of self assessment system in Msia, you need to make payment urself without waiting form J from IRB. so, msia gov is smart. they r getting money faster .. regardless u submit ur return or not .. u still have to pay. otherwise, they can impose penalty.so, who said msia gov is not asking tax payment from the public?

boon, whether IDR will succeed or remains as another white elephant will depends on how capable the team who is being entrusted to deliver the project … currently it’s a waiting game – everyone is waiting for someone to starts it first … ever wonder why robert kuok is not pumping a single cent yet to the project despite being the advisor?

ywt06, you’re right that the government has improve in terms of collection … when you’re desperate for money, you’ll automatically become efficient in collecting tax …

but if the IRD doesn’t want to accept tax declaration from the public doesn’t that shows they’re not interested if the tax-payers have under-pay? who knows, the tax-payers might declare other side-income which is taxable …

at least show some respect to the tax-payers the same way the government of other countries such as s’pore, u.s.a, canada etc did … furthermore it’s the taxpayers money that pay the government officers’ salary, isn’t it?

cheers …

boon, whether IDR will succeed or remains as another white elephant will depends on how capable the team who is being entrusted to deliver the project … currently it’s a waiting game – everyone is waiting for someone to starts it first … ever wonder why robert kuok is not pumping a single cent yet to the project despite being the advisor?ywt06, you’re right that the government has improve in terms of collection … when you’re desperate for money, you’ll automatically become efficient in collecting tax … but if the IRD doesn’t want to accept tax declaration from the public doesn’t that shows they’re not interested if the tax-payers have under-pay? who knows, the tax-payers might declare other side-income which is taxable … at least show some respect to the tax-payers the same way the government of other countries such as s’pore, u.s.a, canada etc did … furthermore it’s the taxpayers money that pay the government officers’ salary, isn’t it?cheers …