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S. Saravana Kumar and Nur Hanina Mohd Azham of Rosli Dahlan Saravana Partnership discuss a recent High Court ruling that a business sale agreement is subject to nominal, not ad valorem, stamp duty.

A 37-year-old man was fined a total of RM5,000 for selling products containing poisons without licence, unregistered products and cosmetics without labels

Experts and various Diaspora Groups have expressed grave concerns over the reintroduction of the controversial National Water Resources

The National Industrial Court yesterday ordered the immediate upward review of the salaries of all Nigerian judges.

A National Industrial Court sitting in Abuja on Friday ordered the Federal Government to put machinery in place for the immediate review of the salaries

In this age of digitalisation, the use of Internet and technology has permeated into our daily lives such that our economy,

THE Zimbabwe Electoral Commission (Zec) will soon remove 6 533 more deceased persons from the voters roll to clean the document ahead of the

An owner of vape shop was fined RM3,000 or two weeks’ jail for having for sale 10 types of liquid for electronic cigarette (vape) containing poison without licence. Sessions Court Judge Azreena Aziz handed down the sentence to Mohd Hisam Maslim, 40, pleaded guilty to the charge against him on Tuesday

By Jana Botha, VAT Consultant, Baker McKenzie Johannesburg There have been significant developments in indirect tax within Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) in the past year. The vast majority of developments have been based around VAT amendments and policies, as well as general budget updates for 2022 across SSA. This article includes key developments from Ghana, Kenya,

A 44-year-old woman was fined a total of RM5,500 over pharmacy-related offences