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Pikom expects 30% ICT sales drop with GST

KUALA LUMPUR, March 24, 2015:

The National ICT Association of Malaysia (Pikom) is expecting sales of information communication technology (ICT)  devices and software to drop up to 30% after the Goods and Services Tax (GST) is implemented from April 1.

The bleak forecast was made in a statement today, citing uncertainties arising from the imposition of the 6% GST on technology products – which are now tax-free under the Sales and Service Tax regime.

Pikom chairman Cheah Kok Hoong said: “We estimate that the next six months will see a general ‘dip’ in the purchases of hardware and gadgets such as smart phones, PC, laptops, printers and other peripherals by households and consumers.

“We expect smaller companies, particularly small and medium enterprises, to be more affected by the GST with most delaying their ICT investments for now. Overall, we anticipate a drop of up to 30% in the market.”

But he said Pikom does not see a great impact on purchasing and investment decisions by larger enterprises and corporates as the 6% charged by suppliers can be claimed as input tax from the Royal Malaysian Customs Department – assuming these companies are GST registrants, being exemptions to this ruling whereby input tax can be claimable are the GST-exempt industries.

“It is important to note that for GST registered companies, the effect of this value-added tax is neutral as they can claim the input tax.

“Nonetheless, like many other Asean countries that preceded Malaysia in the adoption of GST, the market will eventually accept the new tax regime as part of business costs and processes and sales will recover in the long term.

“Pikom believes that despite the initial slowdown due to the market’s reaction to GST, Malaysia’s ICT sector is still poised to generate RM95 billion in revenue by 2017.”