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In advancing subsidy reform under a new “excluding foreigners” narrative, Budget 2026 unwittingly entrenches subsidies as “a right and privilege for Malaysians”. Such language closes space for subsidy rationalisation and reform.And a rationalisation of tax incentives requiring high-growth, high-value employment outcomes from foreign investors appears to have been delayed, suggesting these too are proving sticky.PUTRAJAYA’S GRIP ON BUDGETING Budget 2026 will be remembered not for big spending initiatives but for the absence of boldness. The combination of federal government dominance of total revenue collection in Malaysia and its inability to increase and diversify revenue is on full display in its modest…

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