Malaysia Budget Wishlist
Tomorrow is the Budget Day for Malaysia where the PM will present next year's budget. I would like to take this opportunity to present my wishlist.
1. Income tax relief of RM12000 for self
2. Income tax relief of RM8000 for spouse
3. Income tax relief of RM2000 for child
4.
a. All fuel subsidy revoked
b. Income tax relief for petrol vehicles 2litres and below to offset fuel costs
c. Income tax relief for installation of NGV
d. Income tax relief for hybrid cars
e. Income tax relief for public transport company
f. Increase tax on petrol cars of 2.4liters and above
5. Tax free for all electronics and computers
6. Allocate humungous sum of money for advancement of agriculture.
7. Subsidise community solar generation projects
8. Better distribute projects to 3 lowest income state (Perlis, Kelantan, Pahang)
9. Allocate some fund to Cyberjaya.
10.2 months bonus for government servants paid out in 12 months installments starting Jan 2007.
There you have it.
1. Income tax relief of RM12000 for self
2. Income tax relief of RM8000 for spouse
3. Income tax relief of RM2000 for child
4.
a. All fuel subsidy revoked
b. Income tax relief for petrol vehicles 2litres and below to offset fuel costs
c. Income tax relief for installation of NGV
d. Income tax relief for hybrid cars
e. Income tax relief for public transport company
f. Increase tax on petrol cars of 2.4liters and above
5. Tax free for all electronics and computers
6. Allocate humungous sum of money for advancement of agriculture.
7. Subsidise community solar generation projects
8. Better distribute projects to 3 lowest income state (Perlis, Kelantan, Pahang)
9. Allocate some fund to Cyberjaya.
10.2 months bonus for government servants paid out in 12 months installments starting Jan 2007.
There you have it.
posted by Feisal at 6:37 pm
2 Comments:
I nodded to all the suggestions, until I reached number 10! Is that what you call 'rescheduling finances' to get hold of a Macbook Pro?
If you get it in one go, all will be lost because Panther will still not be out and new 'Merom' chip will still not be in a MacBook Pro. :-)
Actually, no 10 is supposed to be a compromise. If you get 2 months in one go, prices of goods will go up a lot. It's hard to get it down. If you get it in instalments, prices will still go up but by a smaller margin. It will also not go down. You choose.
Anyway, I only got a C (...I think) in my Economic so don't take my word. :-)
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