Malaysian Government issued guidelines on April 6, 2015, regarding tax incentives to Multinational Companies that set up a principal hub in Malaysia. The incentives include low tax rates and customs-free imports that create high paying jobs and meet other criteria.
The tax incentive or relief will be based on a three-tier system, ranging from 10 per cent to zero percent, depending on the commitment of the particular MNCs.
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