PUTRAJAYA, Oct 11 ― The implementation of tax exemption for sports training costs or fees is one of the priorities of the Ministry of Youth and Sports (KBS) through the Budget...
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Youth and Sports Minister Hannah Yeoh said her ministry has discussed the matter with the Ministry of Finance for consideration so that those who incur sports training costs or fees can enjoy tax relief. “With this incentive, it will encourage parents to send their children for sports training and the money saved from tax relief can provide job opportunities for coaches while producing great talent in sports.”
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