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Behind the Numbers: How Government Guarantees Are Helping Malaysian Businesses Grow
For many Malaysian businesses, growth starts with access to financing. As Budget 2027 nears, Newswav asked what that access is helping businesses do, and what they may need next. We spoke to Puan Juanita Rusmini Abdul...
Budget 2027: Minimum Wage To Rise To RM2,000, Skilled Workers & Graduates To Get At Least RM2,500 | WeirdKaya
Malaysia’s minimum wage will increase from RM1,700 to RM2,000 starting June 2027, Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced while tabling Budget 2027. However, micro, small and medium enterprises (MSMEs) with annual sales below RM50 million will be exempted from the new minimum wage requirement. RM2,500 minimum for skilled jobs and gra
BUDGET 2027: SARA Up To RM1,800 A Year For STR Recipients, RM200 For Everyone Else
STR recipients will get more SARA money next year. Under Budget 2027, the STR SARA allocation goes up […] The post BUDGET 2027: SARA Up To RM1,800 A Year For STR Recipients, RM200 For Everyone Else appeared first on RinggitPlus.
Budget 2027: Personal Tax Relief Raised To RM12,000, Tax Rates Lowered For Selected Income Bands | WeirdKaya
Malaysians will get broader personal income tax relief under Budget 2027, with the government increasing the individual relief limit and reducing tax rates for selected income groups. Prime Minister Datuk Seri Anwar Ibrahim announced that the individual income tax relief limit will be raised from RM9,000 to RM12,000. Tax rates reduced for sele
Highlights of Budget 2027
Read more on Malaysia's Budget 2027 and economic outlook here. Macroeconomic outlook, public revenue & fiscal strategy Malaysia's economy is projected to expand by a commendable 4.2%-5.2% in 2027, from 4.8-5.3% this year, with private consumption remaining a key growth driver Investment activity is likely to remain robust, with private investmen
Budget 2027: PTPTN Borrowers Earning RM2,500 Or Below Can Defer Repayments | WeirdKaya
Budget 2027 will introduce several measures aimed at making PTPTN loan repayments more manageable for lower-income borrowers. Those earning RM2,500 a month or below will be allowed to defer their loan repayments, easing the burden on borrowers with limited monthly income. RM50 Minimum Repayment For Those Earning Up To RM3,000 Borrowers with a
