MALAYSIAN GST MECHANISM, ITS IMPACT ON BUSINESS AND GST PLANNING Date: Time: Venue: 30 January 2015 (Friday) 9.00am-5.00pm CIMA SE Asia office (8 MIA CPE hours) SBL claimable, subject to approval. MODULE 4: INPUT TAX CREDIT CLAIMS MODULE 1: FUNDAMENTAL AND SCOPE OF GST MODULE 5: TRANSITION RULES Mechanism and imposition of GST GST Input and Output Tax Taxable person and threshold determinations MODULE 2: REGISTRATION Mandatory and Voluntarily registration Timing of Registrations Registration for: Sole proprietors, and Limited Liability Companies Group, partnership. Single Taxable person registration for two or more business entities Pre-operating period and new project start up registration Registration Cancellation Responsibilities of a Registered Person. MODULE 3: SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNT FOR OUTPUT TAX Type of supply, Rates: (standard & zero rated exempt and out of scope supplies, disregarded supplies where GST is suspended, flat rated) Deemed Supplies and Gift Rules Employees Benefits Place, Time, Value of supply Basic Tax Point, Actual Tax Point and the 21 days rule. Supply for goods on consignment and awaiting for for sales Allowable input tax to claim Residual input tax. Blocked input tax The Di Minimis Rule for Residual Input Tax Credit claims. Input Tax for Incidental Exempt Supplies Refund and repayments Claims in pre, post, late and de-registration and preincorporation stages supplies, supplies, invoicing approval DR TAN KOK TEE Dr Tan, an associate trainer with Compass Mind Asia, was a Fellow member of the Association of International Accountants (FAIA), UK and has a MBA Finance from Charles Stuart University, Australia and a Gold Mastery Holder in Reinventing Strategic Planning and Management – The System Thinking Approach from Haines Centre from Strategic Management, USA sponsor by University of San Diego, USA. He is also a Certified Trainer with PMSB’s TrainThe-Trainer Certificate, a life member with Malaysian Institute of Directors. Dr. Tan has got about 40 years of working experience at Financial, Strategic and General Management level. He has worked and been involved in numerous industries, including manufacturing, marketing and distribution, casino and services including Parking Operations. He has held a variety of leadership and senior management roles in various organizations, the last being Group Chief Executive Officer, Other positions in the past included Chief Financial Officer, Group Assets Management Manager, Business Process Management REGISTRATION FEES Effect of Sales Tax and Service Tax after repeal. Special Refund Effect of long term non-reviewable contracts Supplies span before and after GST implementation Progressive, Periodic supplies and Supplies for Life Time Special Rules on Construction MODULE 6: ACCOUNTING Tax Invoices Content of a full tax invoices Accounting treatment of deem supplies Debit and credit notes Record Keeping – Electronic, Manual and from Manual to Electronic and Taxable period Self-Recipient Accounting (SRA) – imported services GST returns and Tax payment – monthly, quarterly. Foreign currencies conversion Accrual/Invoicing Vs. Cash/Payment concept of Accounting for GST Bad Debt Treatment Financial Year / Tax year Accounting Software and GST Audit File requirements Recommended Tax codes for input and output tax MODULE 7: MOVING FORWARD What should you do from now? Consultant, General Manager and Senior General Manager in numerous companies along the way of his career in multinationals, local public listed companies as well as entrepreneur managed organizations. Dr. Tan has facilitated and conducted various training workshops since 2009 for both in house as well as public including from Malaysian Institute of Accountants and Chinese Chamber of Commerce. He has also developed an Entrepreneurship program specifically for MBA students from GC University, Pakistan (one of the oldest University in Pakistan) in collaboration with Sunway Education Group and is now running into its 5th year. He was also an assessor for the UTAR’s NGO strategic planning program and an inviting speaker for the Asian Financial Controller’s congress in 2009, 2010 & 2011. Dr. Tan has also completed a 10 days program conducted by the Royal Custom of Malaysia for GST Consultants. Registration fee CIMA students/members RM250 *(Total fee: RM500, 250 credit points will be deducted from your CIMA Student card/CGMA card) Non members RM600 * Credits will be deducted from your card automatically. Actual fee applies if you have insufficient credits in your card Registration starts at 8.30am Fee is inclusive of course materials, tea breaks and lunch. Payment details: cheque payable to CIMA SE Asia Sdn Bhd Register your seat with us by 20 January 2015, subject to availability of seats. Kindly remember to bring your CGMA card / CIMA Student card. REGISTRATION ENQUIRIES Please forward all enquiries and registrations to: Ms Jenny Teoh T. 03 77 230 256 F. 03 77 230 231 E. [email protected] CIMA SE Asia Sdn Bhd Lot 1.05, Level 1, KPMG Tower 8 First Avenue, Bandar Utama 47800 Petaling Jaya Selangor Darul Ehsan
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