er.. bro, found this:
http://www.kpmg.com/Global/en/IssuesAndIns...xation_2010.pdf

3.1 Taxation of funds
Dividend income
Unit trust
For Malaysian taxation purposes, a unit trust (except for approved Real Estate
Investment Trusts (REITs) or Property Trust Funds (PTFs)) is treated as an
investment holding entity.
With effect from the year of assessment 2008, a single tier income tax system
has replaced the imputation system. There are transitional provisions that allow
taxpayers to utilize their existing dividend franking credits up till the end of the
year 2013.
Under the imputation system, a Malaysian resident company is required to
deduct tax at the prevailing corporate tax rate on taxable dividends paid to its
shareholders. This tax is already accounted for through the tax paid by the
company on its taxable profits which is accumulated as dividend franking
credits (Section 108 credits).
When shareholders receive taxable dividends, they are entitled to a tax credit
for the tax already paid by the company in respect of the income. Those credits
are then used to offset the shareholder’s tax liability.
Under the single tier system, profits are only taxed at the company level and
dividends received by shareholders are exempt from tax.
The following types of dividend income are also exempt from tax:
• Tax exempt dividends received from companies enjoying tax incentives (or
which had previously enjoyed tax incentives) which are paid out of exempt
income; or
• Dividend income received from sources outside Malaysia (foreign source)
and remitted to Malaysia (except where the recipient is a resident company
carrying on the business of banking, insurance or sea or air transport).
U know something more than KPMG or i misread ar? 

Funds not open for investment

 Public Islamic Bond Fund
 Public Islamic Opportunities Fund
 Public Islamic Sector Select Fund
 Public Bond Fund
 PB Islamic Bond Fund
 Public SmallCap Fund
 Public Global Balanced Fund
 Public Ittikal Fund
 Public Islamic Select Treasures Fund
 Public Islamic Balanced Fund
 Public Islamic Asia Balanced Fund

Updated as at end of July.

Sources : http://www.publicmutual.com.my/LinkClick.a...SFE%3d&tabid=87

It is reopen now, sure u can

Small Cap very the expensive leh.... 1 unit costs about RM0.8122

It is listed in PM website under "news" portion. Agent usually have the 1st hand info from PM

ya, locals better at the moments. but in future??

Public Dividend select fund , also making loss.

Bought around RM 0.31  (Average cost = RM 0.32 if include management fee) , now RM 0.27 

good move bro,

my acc not affected so badly.

is it good move to move from ittikal to smalcap?

I would like to understand, ppl would switch funds to bonds because they want to protect their investment. At difficult time like now, does it mean bond is better? If we bought at a good low price, should we consider to change to bond? When market is recovering., when switching back to fund, will we loose more? My friend says, ppl who keep switching between fund and bonds will end of day will not make a good profit. What's your opinion?