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Kuala Lumpur City Hall has unveiled three business-friendly reforms aimed at reducing red tape and operational costs for traders, including capped permit fees and accelerated approval timelines.
Malaysia's Economy Ministry is drafting legislation to combat rent-seeking practices and illicit business activities involving foreign nationals, aiming to strengthen fair competition and local business viability.
Fertiliser supplier Cropmate has announced the unfreezing of its bank accounts following a financial dispute, while confirming that no personnel have been arrested or face legal charges.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim has declared that Malaysia will expel any Israeli nationals found to be connected with Network School, a co-living facility in Forest City, Johor.
The Malaysian Cabinet has approved a review of the e-invoice system and mandatory EPF contributions for foreign workers, responding to concerns from businesses about implementation burdens during uncertain global economic conditions.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced a new e-Invoice Voluntary Declaration Programme extending until December 31, 2027, allowing businesses to make penalty-free corrections without Inland Revenue Board penalties, aimed at reducing compliance burdens for micro, small and medium enterprises.