Malaysian government may increase gaming tax
- Sep 19, 2013
The Malaysian government is considering increasing gaming tax revenue for casinos in the upcoming budget for 2014 in an effort to reduce the country's financial deficit.
Read More . . .The Malaysian government is considering increasing gaming tax revenue for casinos in the upcoming budget for 2014 in an effort to reduce the country's financial deficit.
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