Malaysian Insider, 2014-10-11:
Even as traders welcomed the goods and services tax (GST) exemption for RON95 petrol, diesel and liquid petroleum gas (LPG), pensioners are feeling left out of Budget 2015.
Petty traders interviewed by The Malaysian Insider around the Klang Valley and Penang said they were delighted with the government’s tax-exempt move for its positive impact on the cost of goods used for their business.
“We are happy that the price of petrol will not increase, this ensures that the price of other goods does not go up. This gives us relief,” said Zaki, a kuih seller from Sungai Buloh.
Besides RON95 petrol, diesel and LPG will also be zero-rated while electricity consumption from the first 200 to 300 units will be GST-free. This move is expected to benefit 70% of households.
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Posted by Wata 
Wata - Malaysian Oil and Gas Engineer 