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Malaysia's High Court will deliver its decision on November 16 regarding Mukhriz Mahathir's legal challenge against RM5 million in additional tax assessments imposed by the Inland Revenue Board.
The Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia has expanded its MyTax e-Appeal facility to encompass Estimated, Deemed, and Reduced Assessments alongside Additional Assessments, offering taxpayers multiple channels to contest tax determinations.
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Former Prime Minister Najib Razak's tax dispute could become unresolvable if Malaysia's tax authority refuses to suspend its payment demand during the appeal process, his legal team argued before the Court of Appeal.