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Malaysia’s tax officials play their cards as collectibles turn into money-spinners

Malaysia’s tax officials play their cards as collectibles turn into money-spinners
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Malaysia's tax authority, the LHDN, is warning collectors of high-value items like trading cards that their hobby could be subject to income tax. Officials will use 'badges of trade' to determine if transactions constitute a profit-driven business activity.

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Highlights the increasing scrutiny of the 'side-hustle' economy and the intersection of digital/physical collectibles with tax regulation.

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The Inland Revenue Board said turning hobby trading into a profit-driven activity may trigger income tax, urging collectors to keep records

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