huat ah

nasib baik beli awal...

warrant masuk 9 cent and 11 cent

19.5 / 20 cent, warrant 13.5/14 cent

19/ 19.5 cent

mother 18/ 18.5 cent

warrant 12/ 12.5 cent

Dah naik

Besok akan tahu

tp berapa

gnite

good night

one more week to raya

lol..............

I expect it may retrace a bit 32- 38 cent. until end of August baru naik balik

bought 26.5 cent holding till now.

still got 205,483,179 shares to be disposed high price soon

thanks for your sharing, Ayamtua

can see still got many volumn being eat up 17 cent and 17.5 cent yesterday

monday naik lagi , one day half cent enough

monday should be uptrend

11.5 cent gone

cindy cats?

lol

there are a lot of buyer eat up 17 and 17.5 c

This is trending up. Well if u buy very low price u can sell to lock profit

Both closed at day high

Warrant 0.115 kena makan habis

.18 now

.175 habis dimakan

0.175

Lol dividend... Anyone believe?

Always buy the least market walue one to earn more percentage. Comparing all GST counter, this is the best choice

Kasi steriod la

Kasi naik lo

Dah beli

I heard nov going to complete reverse take over

Have to wait further announcement

wa pun ada beli warrant, beli 9 cent, 11 cent and 12 cent. sekali campur 130,000 shares

Kukumanis , kalau u tak beli , tolong diam saja

warrant makan habis 11 cent

lol tak jalan

boring only... sleepy...

KUCHING: The Sarawak Housing and Real Estate Developers’ Association (Sheda) has appealed to the government for building materials to be zero-rated from the Goods and Services Tax (GST) in addition to its call for residential properties to be reclassified.
Sheda secretary-general,Sim Kiang Chiok said the association has appealed to the federal government through a joint memorandum with Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Rehda) and Sabah Real Estate and Housing Developers’ Association (Sarehda) for building materials – such as cement, bricks and steel bars that do not attract sales tax – to be zero-rated from GST.
“Doing so will not add any cost to the materials, thus building costs will be less impacted by the GST,” Sim explained during the GST Property Development Perspective Seminar held here yesterday. “Any increase in supply cost will naturally spillover into an increase in building costs.
“This is simply a case of logical progression and mathematics.”
In addition, Sheda also recommended for residential properties be reclassified as zero-rated supply instead of exempt-rated so that suppliers and contractors will be able to claim input credit tax and not be forced to drastically increase the cost of building houses.
If residential houses fall under exempt-rated instead of zero-rated supply, Sim said developers will not be able to claim back GST that has been imposed on building materials.
“An inability to claim back such tax will also naturally lead to higher building and development costs,” he said.
Sim pointed out that what the public is not aware of is that developers have to bear a huge capital in order to succesfully complete a project.
“They have to comply with the requirements of over 14 agencies and are liable for severe penalties as well as heavy risks,” he noted.
For that reason, Sheda held a GST seminar yesterday from the perspective of property development to educate the public on the GST impact toowards the property sector. The seminar was held in collaboration with IFCA MSC Bhd (IFCA) and facilitated by Daniel Chow, the chief financial officer (CFO) of IFCA.
With the implementation of GST just around the corner, Sim affirmed the need for businesses to be better informed and understand the significant impact it will have on the property market to ensure their financial and business strategies are ready to tackle the new tax system.
In addition, Sim noted that players will need to be ready to communicate these issues with potential customers and business associates.


Read more: http://www.theborneopost.com/2014/06/19/sheda-calls-for-building-materials-to-be-zero-rated-from-gst/#ixzz37mlcYVlV

The implementation of Goods and Services Tax (GST) by the government starting next April will results in companies needing to upgrade their internal business and accounting system. A prime beneficiary of GST implementation is IFCA MSC Berhad (IFCAMSC), an integrated business software provider specializing in the property industry. In its latest annual report, IFCAMSC stated that it was the first property software company to have gained certification and accreditation from the Royal Malaysian Customs on 12 March 2014.

khoo, big shark already sold yesterday.

1 see big shark entering today instead

khoo, big shark already sold yesterday.

1 see big shark entering today instead

11 cent good entry point

macam jatuh saja

drop lo....

now 17.5 cent