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KUALA LUMPUR: The tax recovery measures imposed by the Inland Revenue Board on Universiti Tunku Abdul Rahman will put similar pressure on other charitable organisations, says MCA .
“Such actions not only undermine the operational capabilities of social welfare organisations but also erode public confidence in the government’s support for public services. Ong, who is also MCA public policy and people’s livelihood research advisory committee chairman, highlighted UTAR’s contributions towards Malaysia’s human capital by nurturing countless talents.
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