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Loyalty Cards Starbucks Card in Malaysia V2, Better coffee fix with Starbucks Card

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geekfiredog
post Feb 25 2015, 12:55 PM

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QUOTE(jfarm86 @ Feb 24 2015, 02:08 PM)
Current tax that impose one is SST, calculation is different from the later GST.
GST will impose 6% on every stage, from Manufacturer --> WholeSaler/Supplier --> Retail --> Consumer

While current one Sales & Service Tax are impose on service industry(including food/drinks/etc...) which only one stage only, correct me if I am wrong.

As for the price whether will increase or not, it really depends actually....
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6% GST is imposed on every stage - that is correct, but they only "pay" the 6% for the value added by them only for each stage, i.e. they collect and pay to government 6% for their client based on the selling price, but they claim from government the 6% they paid to their supplier.

For example - if they buy their raw material at RM100, and sell at RM150, then they collect RM9 as GST and pay to government , but they will claim RM6 from government and the net is only RM3 (for the RM50 value added by them). Overall, the government will only get 6% from the final price paid by the end user.

But their is the idea case - if every follow the rules.
geekfiredog
post May 15 2015, 04:49 PM

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QUOTE(kelvinlzy @ May 15 2015, 10:24 AM)
Install their mobile app and verify to get another RM11.00 credit rclxms.gif
Source: https://www.11street.my/browsing/subContent...twitter&isSSL=Y
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Not clear how do you get the RM20 Starbucks card for free? Installing the mobile apps will get you RM11 credit, but that is still RM5 short to the the card for free. Where do you get the RM5?

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