Malaysia’s Entertainment Tax Holding Back Live Events
From Enterprise Explores · 31:47
Show by BFM Media
Budget 2027 exempts local film and theatre in the Federal Territories from entertainment duty, but many concerts and comedy shows still pay as much as 25% of every ticket. We talk about why the tax varies from state to state, how it has hurt the creative industry, and what up-and-coming local talent needs to reach the next level. We also look at the wider benefits of scrapping the tax, and what Malaysia must do to win more international tours.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
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