Audrey Sim
Manager, Functional Workshop & Events Membership Affairs
03-9235 1912 audrey.sim@malaysia.ahk.de
The Tuesday Club: Malaysia Budget 2027: Key Tax Measures and Business Implications
Malaysia’s Budget 2027 will be tabled in Parliament on 9 October 2026. With fiscal reforms, stronger tax compliance, investment and tax incentives, the adoption of artificial intelligence (AI) and automation, and the push towards higher-value industries on the horizon, businesses will be keen to understand how these measures will shape Malaysia’s economic and tax landscape.
Join us for this exclusive post-budget Tuesday Club session with RÖDL Malaysia as we unpack the key tax measures announced in Budget 2027 and explore what they mean for businesses across different sectors.
The session will provide practical insights into the latest tax developments and help businesses understand potential implications for their operations, investments and future planning.
Key Discussion Points:
- Key tax measures announced under Malaysia’s Budget 2027
- Implications of fiscal reforms for businesses
- Changes in tax compliance and enforcement
- Investment and tax incentives for businesses
- Tax considerations related to artificial intelligence (AI) and automation
- Measures supporting the
Who should attend:
Business Leaders, Finance, Tax, Accounting, Legal, Investment, Compliance and Corporate professionals interested in understanding the implications of Malaysia’s Budget 2027.
Date: Tuesday, 20 October 2026
Time: 10.30 am - 12 pm
Venue: MGCC Boardroom, Level 20, Menara Hap Seng 2, Kuala Lumpur
Format: Exclusive post-budget briefing and discussion
Key takeaways from this session:
- Understand the key tax measures introduced in Budget 2027
- Learn how the Budget may impact businesses across different sectors
- Gain insights into changes in tax compliance and enforcement
- Explore investment and tax incentive opportunities
- Understand the implications of AI, automation and the shift towards higher-value industries
- Identify potential tax considerations for multinational and cross-border businesses
- Gain practical insights to support business planning following the Budget
Join us for this Tuesday Club session with Chiu Yen, Head of Tax Compliance at RÖDL Malaysia, and Kartika, Head of Transfer Pricing and Tax Advisory at RÖDL Malaysia, as they provide an exclusive post-budget briefing and explore the key tax measures and business implications arising from Malaysia’s Budget 2027.
Register Early to Secure Your Seat!
Seats are limited to 30 participants and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis. Priority will be given to one representative from each member company.
About the Speaker
Chiu Yen is a licensed tax agent in Malaysia and a fellow member CPA Australia, member of Chartered Tax Institute of Malysia (CTIM) and Malaysia Institute of Accountants (MIA). She started her career with a Big 4 Accounting Firm and has more than 15 years of experience specializing in tax compliance and tax advisory for individual and corporate clients across various industries. Besides that, she also assists clients with tax audit and investigation, dispute resolution matters, tax incentives and due diligence matters involving mergers and acquisitions and corporate restructuring exercise. She is currently the Head of Tax Compliance with RÖDL Malaysia. Kartika has over 12 years of experience in transfer pricing and tax advisory. She started her career with Big 4 Accounting Firms. Her expertise spans transfer pricing planning, advisory and compliance, international and cross-border tax matters, tax and corporate structuring and optimisation. She has advised multinational clients across various industries and assisted clients on tax incentives, indirect tax matters, tax audits and dispute resolution. Kartika is currently the Head of Transfer Pricing and Tax Advisory at RÖDL Malaysia.
