Myanmar’s Internal Revenue Department (IRD) is undergoing tax reforms by gradually introducing an income tax self-assessment system and broadening the tax base to get revenue to lower rates, particularly indirect taxes, much like in neighbouring India and Malaysia.
Following almost six decades of isolation, Myanmar reopened its doors in 2011. The country has since significantly modernised its legal system. The government has made concerted efforts to replace antiquated legislation that dates back to the British colonial era, plug legal loopholes, and build public awareness of the importance of laws and...
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