Problems loom over Irelandâs environmental goals
Ireland has enormous changes to make in the next few years if we are to meet the commitments we have made on greenhouse gas emissions and climate change. Â Â
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The biggest challenge facing Ireland in the coming years will not be the Covid aftermath or the housing crisis or Brexit but an issue that gets little day-to-day attention. Can you guess what it is? Â
If you said the environment, move to the top of the class. It is true that most of us here are already trying to be responsible and do our bit, putting stuff in the right bins, recycling our glass and plastic as well as all those cardboard boxes our online shopping comes in these days.
Tax incentives have been useful to a certain extent in the past to attract foreign direct investments into Malaysia.
MALAYSIA has a wide variety of incentives which include incentives granted through income exemption or by way of allowances.
There are specific criteria and rules that govern the treatment of tax incentives.
For example, where incentives are given by way of allowances, any unutilised allowances may be carried forward indefinitely to be utilised against future statutory income except for certain incentives such as reinvestment allowance and investment allowance for approved service projects where a seven-year limitation applies.
Tax incentives have been useful to a certain extent in the past to attract foreign direct investments into Malaysia.
COVID-19 Pushes Tax into the Spotlight as Strategy for Resilience
02/23/2021 | 09:33am EDT
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