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Malaysia’s Entertainment Industry Wants Tax Reform
OCT 9, 202611 MIN
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Description
With Budget 2027 set to be tabled, Malaysia’s live entertainment industry is calling for more than just additional funding. Industry players want the government to abolish outdated entertainment duties, simplify concert approvals and address inconsistent regulations across states. We speak to Rizal Kamal of ALIFE Malaysia about how these reforms could lower costs for promoters and consumers, attract more international events and strengthen Malaysia’s position as a regional destination for live entertainment and tourism.
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