Estate agents: Budget 2020 below expectation especially on RPGT
“Overall it is a good budget, although it is slightly lower than my expectations, especially on the RPGT because I expected more.”
“Overall it is a good budget, although it is slightly lower than my expectations, especially on the RPGT because I expected more.”
“This increase will affect approximately 2,000 top income earners in the country,” Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng said while tabling Budget 2020 today.
Lim has previously said, in Parliament, that the government will fund its takeover of the four highways via bond issuances.
It was not immediately revealed how much the project will cost this time.
The revision was in response to the people's views on the RPGT, said Lim Guan Eng.
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In response to this, property developer Titijaya Land Bhd said it welcomed the move.
Finance Minister Lim Guan Eng in tabling Budget 2020 in Parliament today said the government will offer this scheme in collaboration with financial institutions.
However, the overall deficit in 2020 is expected to be lower compared with 3.4% in 2019 with fiscal consolidation remaining on its trajectory and the debt position at a manageable level.
In contrast, federal government debt as at end-2018 stood at RM741 billion (51.2% of GDP), while committed guarantees added up to RM132.7 billion (9.2% of GDP).