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Malaysia's Tax System Increasingly Automated Using Data Analytics And AI

Malaysia Times desk Original: Business Today 8/4 17:53 X
Malaysia's Tax System Increasingly Automated Using Data Analytics And AI
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Held under the theme "Future Taxation: Driving Trust, Transparency and Transformation", the two-day conference served as a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas and strengthen collaboration on current tax developments and policy direction.

From the original report

The 26th National Tax Conference (NTC 2026), jointly organised by the Inland Revenue Board of Malaysia (HASiL) and the Chartered Tax Institute of Malaysia (CTIM), brought together nearly 2,000 policymakers, tax practitioners, professional bodies and academics to discuss the future of Malaysia's tax system amid a rapidly evolving economic and technological landscape.

Held under the theme "Future Taxation: Driving Trust, Transparency and Transformation", the two-day conference served as a platform for stakeholders to exchange ideas and strengthen collaboration on current tax developments and policy direction.

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Business Today
Originally published
Aug 4, 2026
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Aug 15, 2026
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