Good explanation.
End result, GST your Net Profit, not GST your cost.

any reason why AXREIT lompat 10sen?

U assume biz can claim 100% ITC
In reality not all biz can claim 100%

GST is designed to kill off tax end users.. those in between can just continue to pass on to their customers at no cost to them (as long as value added). 

The end users (ie rakyat) bising can give exemption ah? 

I will like your opinion on this statement.

Hi....I need some opinion from sifu here...I have no retail  reits exposure.....since arreit is very low now...is it a good counter to buy since dividend is coming too......tq

My view,
Arreit portfolio is "weaker" than those 2, so it needs to  be higher yield to compensate the risk.

But Arreit recently has "good news" on securing tenant (Help University) on one of its vacant property, so it should contribute positively to the distribution.
While, I don't know the Silverbird issue has been total resolved or not yet by Arreit.

I still prefer IGBreit that need not to worry about tenant.

Tesco Jelutong is long term lease 20+ years, don't need to worry, somemore new condo completed recently, so now surrounded by 4 condo around that worth more than Rm600 sq/feet residential.

comintel is a big company? they don't mention lease back for how many year

WCT REIT in 2015?

The assets identified include Paradigm Mall, BBT Mall and Gateway Mall (KLIA) with estimated combined size of rm 2Bil

I received my Atrium REIT income distributions today. But i noticed that I receive net income distribution after deducting withholding tax. May i know how can I claim back the 10%?

Yes. 
I am not subject to any income tax. Haven't hit the treshold

Is it a norm that withholding tax of 10% will be deducted when receiving reit income distributions?

Retail REITs tends to increase in its value due to market perception and sentiments of the investors. Not sure if these investors really look at the yields. Seems like they just take into examples like IGBREIT, PAVREIT and SUNREIT. The market will increase but there should be a "correction" later down teh road when teh first dividend is declared. So for me, if I do have some extra funds, will put it all on this

i don't think anyone can claim back witholding tax ?

The withholding tax is a final tax. Individuals and non-corporate investors are not required to declare REIT dividend income in their tax filing/returns. As such, you are not allowed to claim tax refund or tax offset in your tax returns, as opposed to other dividend income (provided you are receiving taxable dividend or non single tier dividend from your share investments). However, REIT dividends which attracts only 10% in the hand of unitholders, which is more tax beneficiary to those higher income earners whose tax brackets could be higher than 10%, up to a maximum of 27%.

Huh? Then i don't see any benefit investing in reit other than diversify my exposure to property market. Unless my tax bracket scale is higher than 10%.

Deflation coming...