During his Budget 2019 speech, Lim Guan Eng, Malaysia’s finance minister, announced a new tax amnesty scheme through which the government aims to lure taxpayers into voluntarily disclosing outstanding taxes. Although some experts liken the new scheme to an extension of an olive branch that taxpayers should seize, others predict that sensitivity concerns will slow the programme’s progress. According to…

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