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Malaysia | Clients & Markets | 26 October 2016 Deloitte in the news Budget 2017 We are delighted to share that Deloitte Malaysia's Tax Partners and Directors have been featured extensively for their views and comments on Budget 2017. Here are the news from 3 – 25 October 2016. Date Headline & Deloitte Media spokesperson 25 Oct Post-Budget Dialogue Session New Straits Times (Link unavailable) Theresa Goh 24 Oct Budget 2017: Your questions answered The Edge Financial Chee Pei Pei | Tan Hooi Beng | Daily Julie Tan | Sim Kwang Gek | Tan Eng Yew | Hisham Halim 24 Oct Deloitte Q&A Post Budget Borneo Post (KK) Tham Lih Jiun | Chai Suk Phin | Kane Bong 24 Oct Deloitte TaxMax – the 42nd series The Edge Weekly (Advertisement) 24 Oct Budget 2017: More views from the corporate world Yee Wing Peng The Edge Weekly (Deloitte is the only Big Four firm to have a written comment amongst other industry players) 23 Oct Malaysia Outlook Bernama Daily Express (KK) Public to welcome decision Utusan Sarawak maintain GST at 6% Utusan Borneo Sabah Senthuran Elalingam New Sabah Times (English) Radio 24FM (Link unavailable) 23 Oct Industry leaders’ views on 2017 Budget The Star Tan Hooi Beng 23 Oct My personal budget The Star Ang Weina The more that SMEs earn, the less their tax will be 22 Oct China Press Yee Wing Peng Budget 2017 Commentary 21 Oct Lite FM Ang Weina Budget 2017 Commentary Malaysia SME (link 21 Oct unavailable) Ha Kok Fei | Thin Siew Chi Post-budget 2017 analysis 8TV (link 21 Oct unavailable) Yee Wing Peng 2017 Budget Expectations The Edge Financial 21 Oct Chow Kuo Seng | Theresa Goh | Daily Yee Wing Peng | Ang Weina | Tham Lih Jiun | Toh Hong Peir Deloitte Malaysia prepares medical examiners for the 15 December tax deadline 20 Oct Bernama Chow Kuo Seng | Tan Hooi Beng | Chandran Ramasamy Tax hikes essential to fill coffers but may be 20 Oct detrimental to growth The Edge Weekly Yee Wing Peng Kadar cukai semasa akan dikekalkan TV3 – Bulletin 20 Oct Utama Ang Weina | Tan Eng Yew | Sim Kwang Gek Enhance tax incentives for lower income group 20 Oct NTV7 – 7 Edition Ang Weina | Tan Eng Yew | Sim Kwang Gek Malaysia perlu pertimbang turunkan cukai korporat Astro Awani – 20 Oct Bisnes Awani Theresa Goh Budget 2017: What to expect? Traxx FM 19 Oct (Link unavailable) Theresa Goh Budget 2017: Bold tax measures amidst challenging The Edge Financial 18 Oct times Daily Tham Lih Jiun Tax measures to enhance Malaysia’s service sector 17 Oct The Star Hisham Halim Tackling the home ownership conundrum 10 Oct The Star Sim Kwang Gek Finding money for Budget 2017 3 Oct The Edge Weekly Yee Wing Peng Tax hikes essential to fill coffers but may be 3 Oct detrimental to growth The Edge Weekly Yee Wing Peng Best regards, Clients & Markets team .

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