Sarawak Centre Of Performance Excellence
Sales and Service Tax (SST) Expansion 2025 - What is new
Program Description
The Sales and Service Tax landscape is undergoing significant updates in 2025, and businesses need to be ready.
The government's recent announcement introduces a review of goods subject to Sales Tax and the inclusion of six new categories of taxable services under the Service Tax framework. These changes could directly impact your business operations, compliance obligations, and bottom line. From registration requirements to conditional exemptions, the rules are evolving and staying up to date is now more important than ever.
Join this timely session to gain a clear understanding of what is new in the SST expansion, how it affects your industry, and what actions your business should consider. The speaker will walk you through the key updates, clarify the practical implications, and address common questions to ensure you are informed and prepared.
Whether you are managing tax matters internally or advising clients, this session is essential for navigating the 2025 SST changes with confidence.
What Will You Learn
- Decodes the legal and operational scope of the new SST regime (goods and services).
- Assess sector specific compliance requirements and implications.
- Identify potential cost pressures and establish pricing/contract transition strategies.
- Advices on process optimization and system readiness.
- Facilitate cross-sector dialogue and knowledge exchange among relevant agencies, private sector actors, and industry experts.
The Program Includes
- Date : 24 July 2025
- Time : 8.00 am - 5.00 pm
- Venue : Hibiscus & Jasmine Room, Sarawak Centre of Performance Excellence, Level 1, Yayasan Sarawak Building, Masjid Road, 93000 Kuching Sarawak.
- Fee Per Pax : Rm1,600 Inclusive of SST
Requirement
Target Audience:
- Finance Managers and Executives
- Tax Managers, Specialists and Consultants
- Accountants and Auditors
- Company Secretariats (involved in compliance matters)
- Legal and Compliance Officers
- Business Owners and Directors of affected sectors (e.g. leasing, construction, finance, healthcare, education
- Administrative Professionals - responsible for SST registration and reporting
- SMES
- Private Sectors - commercial leasing, construction, private healthcare, education, finance, beauty, logistics