rest for short while, haha. but not RIP

just now 23 cent got 18k lot, now left 10k lot

"Posted by SateMan > Aug 4, 2014 09:21 AM | Report Abuse

kukumanis...pasar malam , dept store doesn't matter..its all about profit..
many ppl make profit ... and more people are crying..kahkahkah"

Some are crying coz can't buy cheap , wakaka

sapu 0.165 warrant wakaka............

forced sell ending soon.........

reversal..........

Sateman go queue 19 cent please, hahaa

Bought IFCA-WA @ RM 0.165

nice 48 cent

open 22.5 cent

suma can break 47 cent at openning, bravo !!!!!!

may open RM 0.23

roller coaster !!!!!!!!!!!! hahaha

see how 1st today

crisis may some soon

if can break 47 cent resistance, then all the way north

http://www.klsfia.org.my/news/gst%E6%B6%88%E8%B4%B9%E7%A8%8E%E8%A7%84%E5%88%92-03082014

just watch the market tomorrow

魏家祥：落实消费税初期 细节可斟酌
即时新闻 2014-08-03 16:09


（双溪毛糯3日讯）首相署部长拿督斯里魏家祥博士说，政府在明年4月1日落实消费税的初期，一些细节上的问题或可斟酌，例如违法商家所面对的惩罚事项。
他举例，有商家认为政府应该增加安装消费税软件的补贴、或是调整在推行初期就违法商家所采取惩罚等问题，都可以再商讨，或许可以获得少许的通融。
“不过，我要强调的是，消费税肯定会在明年4月1日落实，消费税法令已在国会通过并颁布宪报，商家们不要存有‘像缴还交通罚单，会展延期限’的想法。”
他今日出席由马华梳邦区会主办的“消费税：你准备好了吗？”讲座会主持开幕时，这样说。讲座是由宏愿理财机构税务与财务规划总监拿督蔡兆源主讲，逾1000人出席，分别有来自制造领域、服务贸易领域及其他领域的业者。
魏家祥说，距离落实消费税只剩下8个月的时间，若商家们不做好准备，去了解消费税的架构和运作，届时就会措手不及。
他说，有关消费税的讲座会继续举行，包括邀请非隶属政府部门的专业人士讲解，但前提是需要清楚了解消费税的整体概念。
他认为，由民间组织主办，例如中小企业公会号召举办消费税讲座，能更直接和对准特定的商人，达到更好的效果

sunday jgn main china doll la.... haiyo.........

Checking friday tracker

rm 0.250 total volume = 50172 small lots = 13% of friday volume

rm 0.245 total volume = 18348 small lots = 4.76% of friday volume

rm 0.240 total volume = 38519 small lots = 10% of friday volume

rm 0.235 total volume = 134735 small lots = 35 % of friday volume

rm 0.230 total volume = 44506 small lots = 11.55% of friday volume


We can see much weight on RM 0.235 to collect forced sold stock.
Hence RM 0.235 can be a good support, perhaps.

EAH is cheap to buy

careful on this counter

ready to fly end of Aug, get good entry point guys

buy mother better than warrant if the gap between mother and warrant is too near

Najib: It’s either GST or facing bankruptcy



KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has a stark choice of either increasing government revenue via the goods and services tax (GST) or burdening the country by borrowing more money.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the implementation of GST was necessary as the country risked becoming bankrupt like Greece if it resorted to borrowing.

“We have to find additional sources of income and that’s why we have to implement the GST,” he said at a seminar on Strengthening the National Economy.

He said rating agency Moody’s Investors Service changed their outlook on Malaysia from neutral to positive just weeks after the GST was announced.

“This is because they know Malaysia was taking fiscal consolidation steps which are unpopular but necessary for the good of the country,” he said.

Najib lashed out at the Opposition for their mixed comments about whether they supported the GST and for clouding the issue with unfair arguments, including the high electricity bill of his official residence,

He pointed out Seri Perdana belonged to the people of Malaysia and he was occupying it temporarily just like his two predecessors.

“It has a function room. If a head of state comes, are we expected to dine in the dark?

“If the Chinese premier comes, should we use candlelight and say this is more romantic?” he quipped.

Najib said out of an entire workforce of 14 million, only 1.34 million paid income tax.

“That is just 10% who pay, and there are others who should pay but don’t,” he said.

He pointed out the definition of patriotism is fulfilling one’s responsibility to the country and this included paying taxes.

He added that the public’s expectations on the Government was always increasing, and more revenue is needed to meet these demands.

He said Malaysians cannot always depend on revenue from petroleum which will eventually run out.

Najib said the public’s fear that the GST would cause staggering price increases was unfounded.

He said 160 other countries have implemented the GST and from their experience there is only a slight increase in prices in the year of implementation.

“It is unlikely all these countries made a mistake by implementing the GST,” he said

Najib: It’s either GST or facing bankruptcy



KUALA LUMPUR: Malaysia has a stark choice of either increasing government revenue via the goods and services tax (GST) or burdening the country by borrowing more money.

Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak said the implementation of GST was necessary as the country risked becoming bankrupt like Greece if it resorted to borrowing.

“We have to find additional sources of income and that’s why we have to implement the GST,” he said at a seminar on Strengthening the National Economy.

He said rating agency Moody’s Investors Service changed their outlook on Malaysia from neutral to positive just weeks after the GST was announced.

“This is because they know Malaysia was taking fiscal consolidation steps which are unpopular but necessary for the good of the country,” he said.

Najib lashed out at the Opposition for their mixed comments about whether they supported the GST and for clouding the issue with unfair arguments, including the high electricity bill of his official residence,

He pointed out Seri Perdana belonged to the people of Malaysia and he was occupying it temporarily just like his two predecessors.

“It has a function room. If a head of state comes, are we expected to dine in the dark?

“If the Chinese premier comes, should we use candlelight and say this is more romantic?” he quipped.

Najib said out of an entire workforce of 14 million, only 1.34 million paid income tax.

“That is just 10% who pay, and there are others who should pay but don’t,” he said.

He pointed out the definition of patriotism is fulfilling one’s responsibility to the country and this included paying taxes.

He added that the public’s expectations on the Government was always increasing, and more revenue is needed to meet these demands.

He said Malaysians cannot always depend on revenue from petroleum which will eventually run out.

Najib said the public’s fear that the GST would cause staggering price increases was unfounded.

He said 160 other countries have implemented the GST and from their experience there is only a slight increase in prices in the year of implementation.

“It is unlikely all these countries made a mistake by implementing the GST,” he said

Posted by afata08 > Aug 3, 2014 08:01 AM | Report Abuse

What TP 4 this counter. Anybody can give us good/reasonable one...TQ

" TP rm 0.40 in Nov 2014 "

our GST is the lowest compared to many countries....
i guess after launch on 1st april 2015, there might be rate increase

http://gst.customs.gov.my/en/gst/Pages/gst_ci.aspx

http://www.itrainingexpert.com/pdf/user/content/618201483114PMGUIDE-ON-accounting-software-as-09032014-Final-G5-Treatment.pdf

IFCA stands for International Federation of Accountants?

KL shares end lower, CI down 8.02 points
1 August 2014 - 05:59pm

KUALA LUMPUR : Share prices on Bursa Malaysia closed lower today, weighed down by losses in selected blue-chips and heavyweights. At 5 pm, the benchmark FTSE Bursa Malaysia KLCI (FBM KLCI) ended 8.02 points easier at 1,863.34, after moving between 1,861.6 and 1,868.01 throughout the day.

The Finance Index fell 57.54 points to 17,284.81, Industrial Index eased 18.97 points to 3,210.8 and the Plantation Index slipped 45.84 points to 8,926.35. The FBM Emas Index was 57.19 points lower at 13,028.51, FBMT100 Index shed 57.16 points to 12,594.46, FBM 70 slipped 76.28 points to 14,302.63 and the FBM Ace depreciated 26.47 points to 7,018.15.

Losers thumped gainers 603 to 285, with 296 counters unchanged, 423 untraded and 11 others were suspended. Total volume decreased to 2.08 billion units, valued at RM1.942 billion, compared with 2.51 billion units, valued at RM2.52 billion, transacted yesterday.

Among actives, Sumatec added 2.5 sen to 46.5 sen, Kinsteel rose seven sen to 23 sen, Talam Transform and MAS were flat at 13 sen and 22 sen, respectively, while IFCA MSC fell 3.5 sen to 23.5 sen. Of heavyweights, Sime Darby jumped five sen to RM9.55, Maybank eased one sen to RM9.87, Public Bank declined four sen to RM19.74 while TNB and Axiata shed two sen each to RM12.40 and RM6.94, respectively.

Main Market volume fell to 1.670 billion units, worth RM1.843 billion, from 1.90 billion units, worth RM2.381 billion, recorded on Thursday. Turnover on the ACE market depreciated to 344.40 million shares, valued at RM82.323 million, from yesterday's 535.93 million shares worth RM130.998 million. Warrants increased to 39.742 million units, worth RM5.201 million, from yesterday's 29.30 million units, valued at RM3.948 million.

Consumer products accounted for 105.38 million shares traded on the Main Market, industrial products 300.74 million, construction 79.287 million, trade and services 761.21 million, technology 56.24 million, infrastructure 13.74 million, SPAC 21.263 million, finance 70.655 million, hotels 3.786 million, properties 234.96 million, plantations 18.14 million, mining 165,000, REITs 4.74 million and closed/fund 7,000. – Bernama

recap

"Software providers such as IFCA MSC Bhd, Edaran Bhd, Censof Holdings Bhd and Goodway Integrated Industries Bhd, may also be of interest, after their endorsement as certified vendors for accounting software for good & service tax compliance.
Recently, the Customs Department released a list of companies that it has endorsed as certified vendors for accounting software, to small and medium enterprises (SMEs), which is furnished on its GST dedicated website.
Fifty-six companies have made the list, with four being local public-listed companies — Edaran Bhd, IFCA MSC Bhd, Censof Holding Bhd and Goodway Integrated Industries Bhd.
While it is not compulsory for local enterprises to convert to the accounting software endorsed by the government, having the certification could be a big boost to the software providers."

http://www.thebursatalk.com/stock-day-rubber-glove-manufacturers-sarawak-cable-fajarbaru-kretam-gst-software-providers/

go ahead

then u no need to invest la, u no need money to spend.

talk only la u, and keep on changing topic.

if no intention , why change ID? use brain think also know must be nama sudah busuk in some forum, then come to new forum to kacau

sumatec still holding since 26.5 cent last year, cheer up !!!!!!!!

giving non-constructive nonsense is needless here. maybe u can be a good entertainer

lazy to entertain small kid here. please go back kuantan and study

good night...

i think need to raise the concern of this forum so that ID can't be changed. otherwise some spoilt-brat will keep on like this

same to you, busybody. not your bapak punya too

monday could be sell down also.. anyway i am holding with cash 23.5 cent bought yesterday.

http://content.yudu.com/Library/A1r0ig/IFCASoftwareBrochure/resources/5.htm

GST Accounting Software Vendor List in Malaysia

We know that Goods and Services Tax (GST) will be launched on 1 April 2015. SMEs is catching up to upgrade and replace their accounting software before the deadline. Many of them are not aware of the subsidy of GST compliant accounting stated below:

The Customs Department is in the process of identifying vendors capable of supplying the Goods and Services Tax (GST) accounting software to Small Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in Malaysia……According to Khazali, the government will provide a subsidy to the SMEs to assist them in purchasing the gst accounting software, through the RM150 million fund as announced in the Budget 2014…..Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak had during the tabling of Budget 2014 in October, also said the government would allocate a RM100 million GST training grant for the SME sector. [Adopt from The Malaysian Insider]

We would like to recommend that the GST accounting software list has been created and reviewed by Custom Malaysia. You may check your GST accounting software now from the GST accounting software vendors to entitle the subsidy to the SMEs in purchasing the GST accounting software in year 2014/2015. Please follow the following steps to get GST compliant accounting software and vote for your favourite software”

Search your preferred or existing software vendor at the table below.
Click the link in the column “Vote for us” to rate your favourite accounting software
Or you can contact our expert via Email SALES@TheAvenueInc.com for more detail if you are new.
Or you can search your favourite accounting software here.

refer to this

http://www.theavenueinc.com/gst-accounting-software-malaysia/

i am still waiting november's Q3 result... i believe the sales will cause profit up many times

ozzie, i need to say that u buy too high... for me maximum entry price is 24 cent.......

ozzie , please dont tell me that you are one of the contra kaki to be washed out....

Conform to industry standards and tax regulationsThrough years of continuous research and development, IFCA SoftwareTM has incorporated best industry practices and regulatory requirements including catering to the different taxation requirements in different countries such as VAT, GST, Sales Tax, etc.

IFCA is hiring !!!!!!!

http://job-search.jobstreet.com.my/malaysia/company/ifca-msc-berhad-jobs/

http://www.bursamarketplace.com/index.php?ch=ch_themarket&pg=pg_tm_stocksss&ac=2343&sch=ch_stocks_financials

ozzie, why u chase high price....

u holding how many shares?...........

IFCA SOFTWARE LTD 207,904,643.00 46.20 56,134,253.61 02 JUL 2014
DOMINO'S PIZZA GROUP PLC 26,182,500.00 5.82 7,069,275.00 06 MAY 2014
JUNHAO LIM 8,965,000.00 1.99 2,420,550.00 06 MAY 2014
LEE VENG ONG 5,399,900.00 1.20 1,457,973.00 06 MAY 2014
BEE BEE OOI 4,998,648.00 1.11 1,349,634.96 06 MAY 2014