ESP Global Services all set to conquer new frontiers
“Having successfully penetrated the Indonesian market, we are poised to conquer new frontiers, with Singapore and the rest of Southeast Asia firmly in our sights.
“Having successfully penetrated the Indonesian market, we are poised to conquer new frontiers, with Singapore and the rest of Southeast Asia firmly in our sights.
DONE DEAL: Shoplot, Denai Alam, Selangor DONE DEAL: Semidee house, Damansara Heights, Kuala Lumpur Most properties along Jalan Ampang fall into the commercial or non-landed residential category.
Finance Minister II Datuk Seri Amir Hamzah Azizan said the service tax exemptions for the logistics sector and maintenance services will also help to maintain the competitiveness of the nation’s services sector.
Lim said that currently, the government had no plans to permit households to withdraw funds from Employees Provident Fund (EPF) accounts to reduce the burden of household debt.
“This is to reduce incidents of double taxing or cascading effect from the tax-on-tax imposition on several layers of the logistics supply chain.
“Maintenance and repair are very broad terms, it doesn’t just cover air conditioning systems and elevators, it covers laptops too, everything's in there.
The two exclusions are services relating to the maintenance of residential buildings and M&R services of joint management corporations (JMCs), such as building maintenance charges.
DONE DEAL: Bungalow, Bukit Damansara, Kuala Lumpur DONE DEAL: Town house, Cyberia Smarthome, Cyberjaya Located in the enclave of Bukit Bintang, Residensi Lucentia is a high-rise residential development featuring two conjoined towers, soaring 47 and 35 floors respectively, establishing a benchmark for modern city living.
Transport Minister Anthony Loke stated that according to the bilateral agreement between Malaysia and Singapore for the implementation of the RTS project, one of the agreed-upon conditions is the termination of the Tebrau Shuttle service six months after the RTS becomes operational.
Major office occupiers in Kuala Lumpur City comprise oil & gas (O&G), finance and banking, and flexible space operators; whereas KLF encompasses flexible space operators, information technology (IT) and commerce, BPOs and shared services, as well as insurance and financial institutes.